The best paper award goes to ....
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"Stance-aware Definition Generation for Argumentative Texts" by Natalia Evgrafova, Loic De Langhe, Els Lefever and Veronique Hoste

It's a wrap.
Thanks to all participants, speakers, panelists, presenters, shared task organizers, reviewers, our sponsors and all who contributed to the 12th argument mining workshop.
See you in the next version of the workshop.
#argmining2025

Last on the panel is Elena Musi brining up the crucial topic of LLMs and the (mis)information ecosystem .

@jmendelsohn2.bsky.social is seeking help from the argument mining community with questions such as how do we define the length of an argument and how to confidently determine if two text spans are making the same argument.

Next is Sebastian Haunss leading with the question "do all social scientists have to become data scientists?"

Roxanne El Baffe is asking the #argmining community: what are the hidden biases in LLM outputs?
Should LLMs even adapt arguments to audience specific values?
And more broadly: is there inherent liberal bias in our research community that influences how we design and evaluate LLMs?

The panel on "Broadening the scope of argument mining" is taking place at #argmining2025

Eleonora Mincini is presenting the second shared task on "multi-modal argumentative fallacy detection and classification on Political debates"

@blanca-calvo-figue.bsky.social is presenting the counter argument generation shared task introduction and results.

Wow!!
More than 100 participants at the #argmining2025 workshop!
@andreasvlachos.bsky.social is giving the keynote lecture.

#acl2025