Course Outline

Introduction to LLMs and Generative AI for Government

  • Exploring techniques and models
  • Discussing applications and use cases
  • Identifying challenges and limitations

Using LLMs for NLU Tasks in Public Sector Workflows

  • Sentiment analysis
  • Named entity recognition
  • Relation extraction
  • Semantic parsing

Utilizing LLMs for NLI Tasks for Government

  • Entailment detection
  • Contradiction detection
  • Paraphrase detection

Leveraging LLMs for Knowledge Graphs in Governance

  • Extracting facts and relations from text
  • Inferring missing or new facts
  • Using knowledge graphs for downstream tasks

Employing LLMs for Commonsense Reasoning for Government

  • Generating plausible explanations, hypotheses, and scenarios
  • Using commonsense knowledge bases and datasets
  • Evaluating commonsense reasoning

Implementing LLMs for Dialogue Generation in Public Sector Communications

  • Generating dialogues with conversational agents, chatbots, and virtual assistants
  • Managing dialogues
  • Using dialogue datasets and metrics

Utilizing LLMs for Multimodal Generation in Government Services

  • Generating images from text
  • Generating text from images
  • Generating videos from text or images
  • Generating audio from text
  • Generating text from audio
  • Generating 3D models from text or images

Leveraging LLMs for Meta-Learning in Government Applications

  • Adapting LLMs to new domains, tasks, or languages
  • Learning from few-shot or zero-shot examples
  • Using meta-learning and transfer learning datasets and frameworks

Defending LLMs for Government Against Adversarial Threats

  • Defending LLMs from malicious attacks
  • Detecting and mitigating biases and errors in LLMs
  • Using adversarial learning and robustness datasets and methods

Evaluating LLMs and Generative AI for Government

  • Assessing content quality and diversity
  • Using metrics like inception score, Fréchet inception distance, and BLEU score
  • Using human evaluation methods like crowdsourcing and surveys
  • Using adversarial evaluation methods like Turing tests and discriminators

Applying Ethical Principles for LLMs and Generative AI in Government

  • Ensuring fairness and accountability
  • Avoiding misuse and abuse
  • Respecting the rights and privacy of content creators and consumers
  • Fostering creativity and collaboration of human and AI

Summary and Next Steps for Government Implementation

Requirements

  • An understanding of fundamental AI concepts and terminology for government use.
  • Experience with Python programming and data analysis in public sector contexts.
  • Familiarity with deep learning frameworks such as TensorFlow or PyTorch, tailored for government applications.
  • An understanding of the basics of Large Language Models (LLMs) and their potential applications for government operations.

Audience

  • Data scientists working in governmental agencies.
  • AI developers focused on government projects.
  • AI enthusiasts interested in public sector innovation.
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