CS124 - From Languages to Information (Winter 2024)
The online world has a vast array of unstructured information in the form of language and social networks. Learn how to make sense of it using neural networks and other machine learning tools, and how to interact with humans via language, from answering questions to giving advice, from regular expressions to information retrieval to large language models!
CS124 - From Languages to Information (Winter 2026) CS 124: From Languages to Information Schedule Office Hours Course Information --> Discussion (Ed) CS 124: From Languages to Information Dan Jurafsky Winter 2026, Tu/Th 3:00-4:20 in Hewlett 200. This course ( which will not be taught in AY 2026-2027, so take it now! ) is a broad introduction to LLMs and other algorithms for dealing with text, speech, and networks, including the tasks of tokenizing, classifying, searching, recommending, and transcribing information. Topics include LLMs themselves as well as logistic regression, information ret
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