List of Figures
List of Tables
Preface
Part One: Fundamentals of multilingual artificial intelligence
Chapter 1: Multilingual AI in a mathematical theory of communication
Chapter 2: Data landscape for multilingual AI
Chapter 3: Basic techniques to achieve artificial intelligence
Chapter 4: Symbolic meaning and vector semantics
Part Two: Large Language models: theories and applications
Chapter 5: Multilingual large language models, fine-tuning, and prompt engineering
Chapter 6: Multilingual and cross-lingual information retrieval
Chapter 7: Augmenting LLM performance with human knowledge
Part Three: Culture and multicultual AI
Chapter 8: Multilingual AI in practice
Chapter 9: Multicultural AI
Chapter 10: Multilingual and multicultural AI—pedagogy, proficiency, policy, and predictions
References
Index
Biography
Peng Wang is an IT analyst and the chair of the Multilingual AI Track. She is the co-author of Machine Learning in Translation.
Pete Smith is Professor of Modern Languages at the University of Texas Arlington, where he also serves as Chief Analytics and Data Officer.
