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PhD scholarship opportunity at Wrocław University of Science and Technology in the Department of Artificial Intelligence , Poland. The project, AITAX (AI Tax Advisor) , focuses on applying computer science , artificial intelligence , natural language processing , large language models , retrieval-augmented generation , and semantic search to the analysis and processing of tax data. The research aims to build a semantic repository for tax documents, develop machine learning methods for embedding-...

Student scholarship opportunity at Wrocław University of Science and Technology in Poland , within the Department of Artificial Intelligence . The project, AITAX (AI Tax Advisor) , aims to build an AI system for tax matters support, including a semantic repository for tax documents, machine learning methods for embedding representations, semantic search, interpretation summarisation, and an interactive chatbot for factual-state definition and tax ruling applications. The work also involves advan...

Wrocław University of Science and Technology is offering a PhD scholarship in the Department of Artificial Intelligence within the AITAX project, an applied research initiative focused on using advanced AI to automate the analysis and processing of tax data. The project addresses the complexity and frequent change of modern tax regulations by developing a semantic repository for tax documents, machine learning methods for embedding-based representation, semantic search tools, interpretation summ...

PhD scholarship in Artificial Intelligence and Computer Science at the University of Southern Denmark (Odense M, Denmark), hosted by the Department of Mathematics and Computer Science and linked to the Danish Foundation Models initiative. The project sits in the Odense NLP group within the Centre for Machine Learning / Data Science & Statistics section. Research themes include LLM customization and test-time scaling , agentic behaviour and tool use , and multi-modality and interactivity , with b...

KU Leuven is offering a fully funded PhD position in Explanations for Combinatorial Optimization within Bart Bogaerts’ research group on Knowledge Representation and Combinatorial Optimization, part of the Declarative Languages and Artificial Intelligence (DTAI) section of the Department of Computer Science. The project sits at the intersection of combinatorial optimization, logic, and trustworthy AI. The research team studies how high-level, human-readable problem specifications are translated ...