Language and AI colloquia

This initiative aims at bringing together all those interested or working on the intersections of natural language and Artificial Intelligence.

The Language and AI colloquia took place from October 2024 to May 2025. Each colloquium took place on Friday, it started at 14:00 and ended at 15:00.

11 October 2024	I: Building and Evaluating Language Models: From Data to Benchmarks Bram Vanroy, KU Leuven (Collaboratory room A - Faculty of Arts) Presentation 'Building and Evaluating LLMs' (PDF)
29 November 2024	II: Identification of clinical disease trajectories in neurodegenerative disorders with natural language processing Inge Holtman, UMCG Groningen (House of Connections - 1st floor)
24 January 2025	III: Shall AI Compare Thee to a Summer’s Day? An Exploration of Creative Mechanisms in Large Language Models Tim van de Cruys, KU Leuven (House of Connections - 1st floor) Presentation 'Shall AI Compare Thee to a Summer’s Day?' (PDF)
28 March 2025	IV: Experiments on the intersection of texts and structured data: combining language technology and semantic web for digital humanities research Marieke van Erp, KNAW Humanities Cluster (Collaboratory room A - Faculty of Arts) Presentation 'Experiments on the intersection of texts and structured data' (PDF)
23 May 2025	V: Towards Evidence-Based Fact-Checking for Real-World Claims Max Glockner, TU Darmstadt (House of Connections - 1st floor) Presentation 'Towards Evidence-Based Fact-Checking for Real-World Claims' (PDF)

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