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First "I do have results on that but sorry I can't talk about them because of the anonymity period" of #SoCalNLP happened during a Q&A 😂

Poster Session #1 is ongoing!! Don’t forget to get a cup of coffee people ☕️ #SoCalNLP2023 #NLProc

Presentations in progress at SoCal NLP Symposium. Come and check out our papers! #NLProc #baskinengineering #ucsantacruz

The 2nd Poster Session is underway!

See a poster with giant text? It’s got to be Michael Saxon!

Just as we heard the OpenAI news, Sean Ren got on the stage to talk about using common sense logic to probe LLMs. #SoCalNLP2023

According to csrankings.org, this is the most concentrated NLP summit ever! SoCal NLP publications easily outnumber any other university by a factor of two!

Our next speaker Sean Ren talked about how models and humans are good are different tasks, and we can try to get the best out of them! 🤖🦾🙆🏼 What we loved? How Sean Ren added his research wishlist to the talk!

Next up is Berkeley NLP’s Alane Suhr, who is talking about continual learning of language grounding from situated human agent interactions. #NLProc

Our amazing next speaker Alane Suhr talked about continual learning in language grounded scenarios 🤖👶🏽 Best part? The amazing demo with Alane Suhr collaborating with an agent to play CerealBar 🤝

Hey Sam Altman we hear your afternoon’s freed up now, wanna come hang with us at #SoCalNLP2023? (Special invitation from @Tejas__S__ )

Next, we have the amazing Tatsunori Hashimoto, talking about how to probe and understand black-box LMs better! 🙌🏼 What we loved? How Tatsunori Hashimoto highlighted that we know *very* little about these LLMs that we love and use 🤔 #SoCalNLP2023 #NLProc

Our last speaker, Dan Roth, talked about understanding how LLMs *reason* (+ how defining reasoning in this age is very complex!) Fun Part? 😂 Dan shows how LLMs are still not able to plan and reason, by showing how LLMs are not able to address LA’s parking situation 🚨

That concludes #SoCalNLP2023! Thank you to everyone who stopped by our posters, and great job to the organizers SoCal NLP Symposium! We are honored to have had this opportunity to share our work. #NLProc #MachineLearning

Our first award winner at #SoCalNLP2023 - this amazing work by Deqing Fu et. al 🙌🏼

Next, we have Shibo Hao et. al’s amazing work, that also won an award at #SoCalNLP2023! 👏🏼

Lastly, the #SoCalNLP2023 theme track award went to Erfan Shayegani et. al 👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼

🏝️And that’s a wrap! Thank you everyone for travelling or driving to Los Angeles/@ucla and #SoCalNLP2023! It was a fun day with great discussions, networking and some gossip strewn in from recent news 🤭 See you all next year!!!

Thank you to everyone who attended SoCal NLP 2023 at UCLA today. We are thrilled to have over 250 participants and 151 posters from universities across Southern California and beyond. A special shout-out to all the volunteers who made this possible!

SoCal NLP Symposium Thank you organizers! Especially Qinyuan Ye (🔜 NeurIPS) Christina Chance Masoud Monajatipoor Brihi Joshi Da Yin Behind-the-scenes student organizers don't get as much time to enjoy the amazing networking, sharing, and learning opportunities that their own volunteering enables! Thank you all!