A Wolfram U Daily Study Group on the intersection between Wolfram Language and LLMs begins on the 10th of November, 2025.

Join me and a cohort of fellow learners to learn about how you can use large language models in the Wolfram environment and—likewise—how you can use Wolfram's computational intelligence to augment the capabilities of large language models.

This series starts with a discussion about basic back-and-forth chats with LLMs in the notebook environment. The next lessons show how to incorporate LLMs into different workflows and write your own functions that call upon LLMs for input, oftentimes saving a fair amount of time and effort. The series ends with discussions of how to take advantage of Wolfram Language's computational nature to make LLMs—which are fundamentally stochastic and prone to hallucination—much more robust and reliable, then gives examples of how to combine all of these ideas in order to create single Wolfram Language functions that can call multiple agents and tools simultaneously.

Please feel free to use this thread to collaborate and share ideas, materials and links to other resources with fellow learners.

This is a one week Study Group that will run from November 10 to November 14 at 11AM to 12PM CST.

Register here.