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Large Language Model Research: Challenges to and from Computer Science and the Humanities

Audience: Member of University - ALL Format: In Person
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Thatched Barn, next to Visitors' Centre, Christ Church Meadow

Friday, 22 May 2026, 9am to 11am

Christ Church, Oxford Edge and the Faculty of Theology and Religion are delighted to invite you to a presentation on research in AI by Chloe Lubinski and Chris Olah of Anthropic, known for its Large Language Model Claude. Alongside reporting on their work at the frontiers of computer science research, our visitors will highlight the role that the humanities can play helping us think about what we have before us in AI, and the implications of these developments.

Speaker(s): Chloe Lubinski (Anthropic), Chris Olah (Anthropic)

Department: Theology and Religion (Department)

Organiser: Andrew Davison

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