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        <article-title>Case-Based Reasoning and Large Language Model Synergies (CBR-LLM)</article-title>
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          <institution>David Leake (Indiana University, USA) Lukas Malburg (University of Trier &amp; German Research Center for AI (DFKI), Germany) Stewart Massie (Robert Gordon University, Scotland) Ian Watson (University of Auckland (retired), New Zealand) Rosina Weber (Drexel University, USA) Nirmalie Wiratunga, Robert Gordon University</institution>
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          <addr-line>Scotland</addr-line>
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      <p>The CBR-LLM synergies workshop explored opportunities for combining Case-Based Reasoning (CBR)
and Large Language Models (LLMs) to foster a deeper understanding of their synergistic potential. The
workshop presented the first opportunity for researchers and practitioners to discuss and share their
insights on this new, exciting, and rapidly evolving field of AI. 2023 was the year LLMs broke into public
attention following the release of ChatGPT.</p>
      <p>The potential of LLMs to act as a conversational interface to CBR systems for query formulation and
solution explanation seems obvious, but has yet to be explored. In addition, LLMs can be used to limit
the knowledge acquisition and modelling eforts for initially creating and representing knowledge in the
CBR knowledge containers. Finally, technologies associated with LLMs, such as vector databases and
Approximate Nearest Neighbor retrieval, are of great interest to CBR. Conversely, CBR could benefit the
function of LLMs by improving prompt engineering, reducing hallucinations, and providing a persistent
memory of previous conversations.</p>
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