Vered Shwartz

@veredshwartz.bsky.social

Assistant Professor at @cs.ubc.ca‬ and ‪@vectorinstitute.ai‬ working on Natural Language Processing. Book: https://lostinautomatictranslation.com/

The recent UBC interview with Dr. Vered Shwartz (@veredshwartz.bsky.social), Assistant Professor at the University of British Columbia and CIFAR AI Chair at the Vector Institute, shares important reflections on how AI chatbots can influence users’ decisions and behaviour. 🤖💬 (1/7🧵)

UBC Science@science.ubc.ca · 10mo ago

Dr. Vered Shwartz, UBC professor of computer science and author of "Lost in Automatic Translation", on the potential for #AI chatbots to cause harm to users as well as potential safeguards for the future. @cs.ubc.ca science.ubc.ca/news/2025-10...

Theory of Mind can make LLMs better at dialogue: more strategic, goal-oriented, enabling long-horizon adaptation! In our new paper, we introduce ToMA, a dialogue lookahead training framework that enables the LLMs to generate mental states that are maximally useful for achieving dialogue goals.🧵👇

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I just finished listening to the audiobook of "Empire of AI" by @karenhao.bsky.social (highly recommend!). The copyright statement in the credits explicitly mentions it's not allowed to use the book for training AI. I love it and will ask my producer to do the same 🙂

Vered Shwartz@veredshwartz.bsky.social · last yr.

I just published "This book will not be used to train LLMs": lostinautomatictranslation.com/blog/this-book-will-not-be-used-to-train-llms-1