Sebastian Ruder: This paper is a great example of whe...| Robocrunch AI

This paper is a great example of where linguistics and morphology can shine ✨ in NLP—in languages with different linguistic properties and low-resource settings. https://t.co/ruOiehEX17
— Sebastian Ruder (@seb_ruder) May 13, 2022

On the same day, the Widening NLP Workshop (WiNLP) features a lot of interesting work on under-represented and even endangered languages, including Fon, Igbo, Torwali, Livonian, Sinhala, and others: https://t.co/ehs0qjMXbx

Shared by Sebastian Ruder at 11/9/2021

Workshop at #COLING2022 (@coling2022) #NLProc: 📣VarDial: Ninth Workshop on NLP for Similar Languages, Varieties and Dialects @vardialworkshop

Shared by ACL 2022 at 12/5/2021

Our #EMNLP2021 paper "A Massively Multilingual Analysis of Cross-linguality in Shared Embedding Space" is now available! https://t.co/Yb7qHMAabd Our intrepid intern Alex Jones studied various linguistic factors in x-ling pretrained LMs for 101 langs and 5,050 lang. pairs. #NLProc

Shared by William Wang at 11/3/2021

Textless NLP is the real NLP, natural language is spoken not written. One of the most exciting research direction at @MetaAI with the potential to bring language technologies to the thousands of languages without written systems.

Shared by Jerome Pesenti at 2/17/2022

🎺 Great news for the natural language processing field! We can only admire - and hurry to use - this extraordinary work that is so important for the #NLP field! Thank you 👏👏👏

Shared by Saulnier Lucile at 3/9/2022

A highlight from #EMNLP2021 fascinating keynote by @StevenBird: NLP often comes with a set of assumptions about what are the needs of communities with low-resource languages. But we need to learn what they *actually* need, they may have a completely different epistemology. /1

Shared by Anna Rogers is looking for PhD students! at 11/9/2021

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