
In 16 episodes, Taylor Behnke teaches you linguistics! The content is based on an introductory university-level curriculum, curated by a team of linguists: Lauren Gawne, Jessi Grieser, and Gretchen McCulloch.

Explore emergent intelligence in AI through unsupervised learning, generative modeling, and self-assembling agents. Discover surprising outcomes beyond explicit programming in representation, video generation, and creature development.

Exploring the potential of self-supervised foundation models for grounded language understanding, discussing semantics, multi-modal streams, and causal abstraction in large networks.

Explore the study of essential meaning and remotely sensed knowledge through innovative frameworks, examining language patterns, storytelling, and temporal dynamics in various contexts.

Explore cognitive perspectives on large language models, examining formal and functional competence, linguistic confidence, and implications for AI development and evaluation.

Explore dimensions of meaning and understanding, from lexical semantics to complex reasoning, with insights on knowledge acquisition and cognitive pitfalls.

Explore the philosophical question of whether AI systems truly model meaning and understanding, delving into the nature of intelligence and consciousness in artificial systems.

Explore how language models can acquire semantic understanding through form, entailment, and Gricean principles, with insights on practical limitations and future possibilities.

Esplorazione dell'importanza delle parole nella vita quotidiana e nel pensiero. Riflessione su come la scelta attenta del linguaggio possa migliorare la comunicazione e la comprensione di sé e degli altri.

Explore effective communication by identifying words to avoid, understanding listening barriers, and learning techniques to speak engagingly. Discover how to navigate communication challenges in modern society and organizations.

Exploring how large language models reshape theories of human language, grammar, and semantics, challenging traditional views on language acquisition and conceptual representation.

Explore innovative approaches to modeling American Sign Language, enhancing recognition accuracy and addressing challenges in sign language research through linguistic knowledge infusion.

Explore a novel approach to interpreting persistent homology classes in applied settings, overcoming traditional limitations by leveraging comparative measurements against known models.

Exploring semantic presentation of Gödel's Dialectica interpretation using triposes, addressing previous work and suggesting solutions to related questions in mathematical logic.

Comprehensive introduction to HTML basics, covering syntax, structure, tags, forms, and more. Ideal for beginners starting web development, with practical examples and clear explanations.

Learn about digital certificates, their role in secure internet communication, and key concepts like validation, GDPR, and trust. Explore real-world scenarios and security implications.

Explore key concepts in semantics, including type-based approaches, rewriting, game semantics, and category theory, with expert Ugo Dal Lago.

Explore type theory fundamentals and recent advancements in this expert-led session preview for POPL 2023, enhancing accessibility of upcoming talks.

Explore finite-aspect checkable languages and their role in decidable learning, connecting expression syntax tree evaluation to finite tree automata for new learning results.

Explore PieceWork, an innovative programming language for quilt design inspired by Homotopy Type Theory. Learn how computational methods can enhance diversity in sewn designs and bridge programming theory with quilting craft.

Explore advanced NLP concepts like semantic parsing, discourse coherence, pragmatics, and reference resolution in this comprehensive lecture on natural language understanding.