Tag: Large Language Models
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Two Papers at SKILLED-LLMs, FLoC 2026 (Lisbon, July 2026)
Last week I presented two papers at the SKILLED-LLMs workshop in Lisbon, part of FLoC 2026, the 9th Federated Logic Conference. Both start from the same observation. Ask a large language model a hard question and you will always get an answer. Where the underlying knowledge is genuinely contested, that fluency does more harm than…
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A Research Pitch at the TEGL Research Day (Maastricht, June 2026)
On 23 June I took part in the TEGL Research Day at Maastricht University, in a session called “Globalisation Meets Digitalisation: Connected or Fragmented?”, organised by Valentina Golunova and Sarah Tas. Rohan Nanda and I presented our current work jointly, alongside pitches from Pietro Mattioli and from Valentina Golunova and Sarah Tas, and the rest…
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A Neurosymbolic Framework for Clinical Reasoning: Reflections from ByteMAL 2026 (Aachen, April 2026)
One lawyer and two computer scientists walk into a biomedicine and bioinformatics conference… It sounds like the opening of a joke, but last Friday (17-04-2026) it was byteMAL 2026 at RWTH Aachen. I was there with Rohan Nanda (Maastricht Law & Tech Lab) to present a neurosymbolic framework for clinical reasoning with biomedical evidence (co-authored…
