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Rhetoric LLMs and Argumentation - Accidental Pitch ♮

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How much are LLMs persuasive? Here a brief excursus on how automatic argumentation can benefit from LLMs linguistic skills

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Giancarlo Frison

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Giancarlo Frison

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Accidental Pitch ♮

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Rhetoric LLMs and Argumentation

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Rhetoric LLMs and Argumentation

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Since the advent of deep neural transformer architecture - a portfolio of techniques aim to correlate long distant semantic dependencies among words - large language models (LLMs) have shown an unprecedented ability on a multitude of tasks. Of course, by initial purpose of the design, the main task is the mastery of human language. Argumentation is a linguistic exercise among two or more persons intended to convey some sort of belief from one participant to another. LLMs linguistic skills can be directed towards a better argumentation, focusing on rhetoric and persuasive means.

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