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03:00 Go with your gut? Determining the value of… Go with your gut? Determining the value of computation in the game of Go, Owen Travis, UG '24 (2276037)	Go with your gut? Determining the value of computation in the game of Go, Owen Travis, UG '24 (2276037) The ability to make intelligent decisions with limited resources is an essential skill for both humans and artificially intelligent systems. In practical situations where time and computational… undergraduate research prd23 princeton research day mathey college computer science go ai artificial intelligence design and engineering data science computation move chess resources category humans thinking players positions investment board question decision reasoning questions level decisions game advisors From Research Princeton Research Day 1 likes 129 plays Date May 3rd, 2023 Speaker Owen Travis, UG '24 (2276037) Department Computer Science
25:27 How Does ChatGPT Work? An Overview of Large… How Does ChatGPT Work? An Overview of Large Language Models (Part 2 of 3)	How Does ChatGPT Work? An Overview of Large Language Models (Part 2 of 3) Speakers: Ameet Deshpande and Alexander Wettig, Computer Science Department, Princeton University This presentation gives an overview of the key technologies behind ChatGPT with a discussion of… natural language processing chatgpt neural networks model answer task question word gpt output language things lot input humans completion reasoning reward demonstrations problem context knowledge completions From jdh4 Halverson 0 likes 271 plays Date February 20th, 2023 Speaker Ameet Deshpande and Alexander Wettig Department Computer Science Location Lewis Science Library
03:03 Motivated Reasoning: facts do care about your… Motivated Reasoning: facts do care about your feelings, Jeffery Chen, UG '25 (3939095)	Motivated Reasoning: facts do care about your feelings, Jeffery Chen, UG '25 (3939095) With America divided as ever, people from state governments to households have asked themselves: "Why can’t we change their minds?" In FRS 193: Belief and Ideology, I researched why… motivated reasoning cognitive phenomenon ziva kunda ideology burden of proof beliefs evidence movie reasoning persuasion mind police phenomenon identity methods question narratives setting success probability strategies bias feelings facts From Research Princeton Research Day 5 likes 206 plays Date April 27th, 2022 Speaker Jeffery Chen Department Psychology
03:07 Hope Springs…Motivated Reasoning? An… Hope Springs…Motivated Reasoning? An Exploration of the Interdependence of Hope and Belief as an Explanation for Why We Prescribe Overly Optimistic Beliefs, Emma Cottrill, UG '21 (2311968)	Hope Springs…Motivated Reasoning? An Exploration of the Interdependence of Hope and Belief as an Explanation for Why We Prescribe Overly Optimistic Beliefs, Emma Cottrill, UG '21 (2311968) Research suggests that when asked to reason about another person, people tend to say the person ought to form motivated, unrealistic, overly optimistic beliefs. Why do people say others ought to… motivated reasoning belief-dependent thesis prd21 hope belief thesis benefits reasoning possibility beliefs evidence person interdependence characters studies downsides situation pandemic magazine opportunity power understanding policing From Research Princeton Research Day 1 likes 90 plays Speaker Emma Cottrill, UG '21 Department Psychology