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What's Wolfram Research been up to with LLM technology?

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​Wolfram Research has been actively integrating Language Learning Models (LLMs) into their technology. Recently, they launched Version 13.3 of the Wolfram Language and Mathematica, which includes a new subsystem built around LLMs.​One significant aspect of the integration is that the Wolfram Language, known for its easy readability and expressive power, is now being written by LLMs. This is significant because the Wolfram Language was not originally designed with LLMs in mind. The integration has proven successful, with the Wolfram Language providing a way for LLMs to access computation and computational knowledge, and LLMs providing a rich linguistic interface to the language.​According to Stephen Wolfram, the advent of LLMs and the introduction of new Chat Notebooks opens up the Wolfram Language to a wider audience. With LLMs, it's now possible to use natural language to define potentially complex computations, which can then be translated into precise Wolfram Language code.​This development is a significant step towards achieving Wolfram Research's long-term objective of building a full-scale computational language that can represent everything computationally, in a way that's effective for both computers and humans. The integration of LLMs into the Wolfram Language is a part of this objective, serving as a unique bridge between humans, AIs, and computation.​While the LLM integration is a big part of Version 13.3, the update also includes new functionality in many classic areas as well as new areas unrelated to LLMs. The company plans to continue integrating LLM functionality into the Wolfram Language and Notebooks in the future.

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