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The Oxford LLM Workshop

Date & Time:
10:00 - 14:00,
Monday 2 December, 2024
Location:
1 St Giles

About

The Oxford LLM Workshop (2 December 2024) aims to bring together researchers from across the University of Oxford who are exploring various aspects of large language models (LLMs). The event will feature two sessions of short talks (8+2 minutes each), providing an opportunity for participants to showcase their work and engage with others in the LLM research. We encourage all participants to prepare a short presentation to help show the breadth of research at Oxford. The event is organised by Dr Adam Mahdi and hosted at the Oxford Internet Institute (OII).

This event is fully booked.

Agenda

Speakers

TIME
TYPE
PRESENTER
TITLE

10.00
Tea/Coffee (15 min)

10.15
Welcome (5 min)
Adam Mahdi

10.20
Talk (8+2 min)
Adel Bibi & Alasdair Paren
Domain Certification in LLMs

10.30
Talk (8+2 min)
Scott Hale
LLMs, Narratives, and Misinformation Response

10.40
Talk (8+2 min)
Luc Rocher & Sofia Hafner
Research of the Synthetic Society

10.50
Talk (8+2 min)
Rachel Barnhard
Appearance-Based Discrimination in Politics

11.00
Talk (8+2 min)
Bernie Hogan
Sidestepping anthropomorphism: Engaging LLMs autoreferentially

11.10
Talk (8+2 min)
Lingyi Yang
Improving In-Context Learning with Small Language Model Ensembles

11.20
Talk (8+2 min)
Chris Russell
Careless Speech and Large Language Models

11.30
Talk (8+2 min)
Zihao Fu
Trustworthy Watermarking for Large Language Models

11.40
Tea/Coffee (20 min)

12.00
Talk (4+1 min)
Thomas Foster
Approaches for self-improving LLM reasoning

12.05
Talk (4+1 min)
Benjamin Walker
Theoretical Foundations of Deep Selective State-Space Models

12.10
Talk (4+1 min)
Yushi Yang
Decode safety fine-tuning through harmful feature reduction

12.15
Talk (4+1 min)
Harry Mayne
Controlling LLMs through their internal representations

12.20
Talk (4+2 min)
Junde Wu
Medical Graph RAG: Towards Safe Medical Large Language Model via Graph Retrieval-Augmented Generation

12.25
Talk (4+1 min)
Andrew Bean
LingOly: A Benchmark of Olympiad-Level Linguistic Reasoning Puzzles in Low-Resource and Extinct Languages

12.30
Talk (4+1 min)
Lukas Aichberger
Attacking Multimodal Agents with Malicious Image Patches

12.35
Talk (4+1 min)
Andrei Lupu
The Decrypto Benchmark for Multi-Agent Reasoning and Theory of Mind

12.40
Summary
Adam Mahdi

12.45
Lunch + Networking

Attendees

NAME
DEPARTMENT/RESEARCH GROUP

Eltayeb Ahmed
Engineering / FLAIR

Lukas Aichberger
Department of Computer Science / OATML / TVG

Andrew Bean
Oxford Internet Institute

Uljad Berdica
Engineering / FLAIR

Adel Bibi
Engineering Science

Piotr Blaszczyk
Cybersmart

Calvin Cheng
Oxford Internet Institute

Cornelius Emde
Department of Computer Science

Thomas Foster
Engineering / FLAIR

Zihao Fu
OII / Governance of Emerging Technology

Sofia Hafner
OII / Synthetic Society

Scott Hale
OII / Equitable Access to Quality Information (eaqilab)

Jude Khouja
OII / Equitable Access to Quality Information (eaqilab)

Hazel Kim
CS, TVG and OATML

Karolina Korgul
Oxford Internet Institute

Fangru Lin
Linguistics

Andrei Lupu
Engineering / FLAIR

Adam Mahdi
Oxford Internet Institute

Harry Mayne
Oxford Internet Institute

Robert McCraith
Engineering Science

Jessica Rodrigues
Oxford Internet Institute

Chris Russell
OII / Governance of Emerging Technology

Julia Sepúlveda
OII / Equitable Access to Quality Information (eaqilab)

Philip Torr
Engineering / TVG

Benjamin Walker
Mathematical Institute

Junde Wu
Engineering Department

Lingyi Yang
Mathematical Institute

William Gitta Lugoloobi
Oxford Internet Institute

Bernie Hogan
Oxford Internet Institute

Ryan Kearns
OII / HAI Lab

Rachel Bernhard
Politics and International Relations

Alasdair Paren
Engineering / TVG

Guy Parsons
Oxford Internet Institute

Luc Rocher
OII / Synthetic Society

Yushi Yang
Oxford Internet Institute

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