Evaluating Text Summaries Generated by Large Language Models Using OpenAI's GPT
Shakil, Hassan, Mahi, Atqiya Munawara, Nguyen, Phuoc, Ortiz, Zeydy, Mardini, Mamoun T.
–arXiv.org Artificial Intelligence
In the contemporary era characterized by a deluge of data, the intelligence community faces the challenge of information overload, needing to process vast amounts of information swiftly and effectively. The ability to generate succinct, clear, and actionable summaries from diverse data sources is crucial, as it often determines the success of strategic objectives in this information-rich environment. As the demand for systems capable of automating large-scale text summarization without compromising on quality or relevance intensifies, the role of such technologies becomes increasingly critical Liu and Lapata [2019]. Text summarization, a pivotal task within Natural Language Processing (NLP), has found widespread application across various domains, including news aggregation and the distillation of extensive documents into manageable summaries. The exponential growth in data underscores the utility of text summarization in enhancing content accessibility and comprehension, thus facilitating more efficient navigation through information landscapes Chouikhi and Alsuhaibani [2022].
arXiv.org Artificial Intelligence
May-7-2024
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