02 April E-Discovery Symposium 2024 - Language models in Digital Forensics
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- Hogeschool Leiden, Zernikedreef 11
The 14th edition of the E-Discovery Symposium will be held on April 2nd, 2024 and is organized by the Digital Forensics & E-Discovery Chair of the Leiden University of Applied Sciences. This year's theme is the practical application of language models in digital forensics and E-Discovery.
The symposium will take place at the campus of University of Applied Sciences in Leiden.
The program will start with a registration, lunch and information market, followed by an opening by the moderator Johan ten Houten, who is a teacher of Digital Forensics at Leiden University of Applied Sciences.
The event will have six talks:
- ‘The R in RAG: Large Language Models for the next generation of search', by Jakub Zavrel, Zeta Alpha
- ‘Aardwolf: inzicht in digitale sporen die ontstaan bij het gebruik van mobiele telefoons', by Abdul Boztas, NFI & docent Hogeschool Leiden
- ‘NL-GPT: De waarde van een Nederlands taalmodel', by Saskia Lensink, TNO
- ‘LLaMA’s en GEITjes: successen en uitdagingen voor Nederlandse generatieve taalmodellen', by Edwin Rijgersberg, NFI
- ‘Zet 37: hoe AI de aanpak van criminaliteit kan innoveren', by Yolanda van Setten, Cum Sensu
- 'Ontcijferen van digitale sporen met behulp van taalmodellen', by Hans Henseler, NFI & University of Applied Sciences, Leiden
The event will conclude with an information market and a networking reception.
All speakers have extensive experience in their respective fields, and the event promises to be an informative and educational experience for attendees.
The event will be in Dutch. For more information and registration: visit Symposium E-Discovery HS Leiden.