BLISS organizes a funded workshop series teaching social science researchers how to use large language models in their work, discuss limitations and biases.
3-day (each Friday) intensive workshop series on Large Language Models
Graduate students and early-career researchers in Greater Boston
Learn the utility of LLMs in social science research through foundations and applications
PhD Student, Political Science
Northeastern University
Researching social networks & political narratives through computational methods | Exploring generative AI applications in social science research
PhD Student, Network Science
Northeastern University
Investigating the online social networks and extracting insights using digital human data
Understanding the basics of large language models and their applications in social science research
Practical experience with popular LLM platforms and API integration
Applying LLMs to your specific research questions and projects
Yes! Just basic programming knowledge is required. We'll provide resources to help you get up to speed.
Yes, the workshop series is completely free and funded by The NULab for Digital Humanities and Computational Social Science.
3 sessions over 3 weeks, totaling 9 hours of intensive learning and hands-on practice.
Graduate students and early-career researchers affiliated with Greater Boston area institutions.
No, unfortunately this is an in-person workshop series to facilitate hands-on learning and networking.