Examining how LLMs can support food policies and behavioral interventions

In new research co-authored by YNOT researchers Micha Kaiser, Peter Ochieng, Billy Shi, and YNOT co-director Lucia Resich, in collaboration with Paul Lohmann and Cass Sunstein of the El-Erian Institute at the Cambridge Judge Business School, a fine-tuned LLM for predicting outcomes of bahvioral interventions in food policy is presented and its effectiveness demonstrated. The model can accurately predict the direction of outcomes with nearly 80% accuracy, offering a powerful resource for data-driven food policy. The full paper is available on the arXiv here.

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