Information Systems research embraces linguistic theories amid LLM advancements

Kalle Lyytinen, a researcher in Information Systems (IS), reflects on the implications of language theories for the field, revisiting his 1980s publication. In a recent interview, Lyytinen discusses the linguistic underpinnings of information systems, particularly in the context of contemporary large language models and generative AI. He also outlines potential future research avenues from a linguistic viewpoint within IS. AI

IMPACT Explores how linguistic theories can inform the development and understanding of information systems in the age of LLMs and generative AI.

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• generative AI
• Information Systems
• Kalle Lyytinen
• large language models
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