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Feb 6, 2025

Can LLMs understand emojis?

Emojis are graphic symbols or ideograms that represent not only facial expressions, but also ideas and concepts. Emojis are extremely popular worldwide, primarily in chat and social media. They can appear as an additional element in the sentence, as in "I liked the cake 😊", or replacing a word, as in "I liked the 🍰". From the perspective of large language models (LLMs), emojis are interesting because they convey a semantic as well as a pragmatic meaning. Read more

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