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UvA-DARE (Digital Academic Repository) Enhancing decision making through the integration of large language models and operations research optimization

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This work proposes integrating and advancing LLM and optimization modeling to empower organizational decision-makers to model and solve such complex problems without requiring deep expertise in optimization, thereby enabling much more widespread improved decision-making and increasing by orders of magnitude the benefits AI and OR can bring to enterprises and society.

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