The detailed schedule will be announced later. The conference will include the following talks:
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Human-centred Conversationally Explainable AI: 5 Challenges
Alex Berman -
Recognizing Entailment: A Meta-inferential Study of Recognizing Textual Entailment
Rasmus Blanck, Stergios Chatzikyriakidis & Bill Noble -
Zeugma: A Neuro-Symbolic System for Reasoning Over LLM-Generated Knowledge Graphs
Stergios Chatzikyriakidis -
From Types to Vectors to Spiking neurons
Robin Cooper, Jonathan Ginzburg, Staffan Larsson, Andy Lücking & Bill Noble -
Seeing and Saying: The Missing Context in V&L Models
Simon Dobnik & John Kelleher -
Show, Tell, and Infer at Inference-Time
Mehdi Ghanimifard & Simon Dobnik -
The Informative Speech Act: Linguistic Disambiguation on the Basis of Epistemic Probability of Interpretations
Julian Grove, Jean-Philippe Bernardy & Christine Howes -
When is the Object More Than Its Name? The Effects of Context, Domain and Categories on Variation in Object Naming
Nikolai Ilinykh & Ece Takmaz -
Disambiguation in Linguistic Evaluation Through Visual and Textual Context
Hyewon Jang & Diego Frassinelli -
Learning and Representation: Between Deep Neural Networks and Human Cognition
Shalom Lappin -
Working with Under-Resourced Languages in the Era of Large Language Models
Sharid Loáiciga & Rolando Coto-Solano -
Three Conversationalists Walk Into a Bar… Humorous Puzzles for Dialogue Inference
Vladislav Maraev, Ellen Breitholtz & Christine Howes -
Typicality is the Key Insight
Asad Sayeed -
Ellipsis as Natural Language Inference: Can LLMs Infer Ellipsis Correctly?
Symon Jory Stevens-Guille & Aleksandre Maskharashvili -
Computational Language Biomarkers: A Window into the Brain
Charalambos Themistocleous