Christopher Morse
@gnos.is
🪬 artist, linguist, & bibliophile
🇱🇺 computational linguist @ the Center for the Luxembourgish Language
🎓 PhD in psychology
🍥 日本語は心の居場所
🇱🇺 computational linguist @ the Center for the Luxembourgish Language
🎓 PhD in psychology
🍥 日本語は心の居場所
I’m on today’s Radio 100,7 episode of “Wat s de net sees!” discussing computational linguists and AI models for Luxembourgish:
www.100komma7.lu/show/Wat-s-d...
www.100komma7.lu/show/Wat-s-d...
Computerlinguistik a KI am Lëtzebuergeschen
Dës Episod ass eng Aféierung an d’Computerlinguistik: Wat verstoppt sech derhannert a wat huet dëse Beräich mat der Kënschtlecher Intelligenz ze dinn?
www.100komma7.lu
March 19, 2025 at 4:48 PM
I’m on today’s Radio 100,7 episode of “Wat s de net sees!” discussing computational linguists and AI models for Luxembourgish:
www.100komma7.lu/show/Wat-s-d...
www.100komma7.lu/show/Wat-s-d...
I once made a perfume called “Tome” with frankincense, vetiver, and some other fabulousness. When I got to work, my colleague looked at me strangely and said “…you smell like a book” — mission accomplished.
Not new, but still interesting.
What Causes the Smell of New & Old Books? buff.ly/SnGo62U
What Causes the Smell of New & Old Books? buff.ly/SnGo62U
March 19, 2025 at 4:46 PM
I once made a perfume called “Tome” with frankincense, vetiver, and some other fabulousness. When I got to work, my colleague looked at me strangely and said “…you smell like a book” — mission accomplished.
Excited to share sproochmaschinn.lu, an AI-powered tool for Luxembourgish speech recognition and synthesis. This is a project I’ve been working on with my colleagues at the Center for the Luxembourgish Language, and today the tool went live for the public 🚀
D'Sproochmaschinn
Geschriwwen Texter lauschteren, geschwaten Texter verschrëftlechen
sproochmaschinn.lu
February 10, 2025 at 8:02 PM
Excited to share sproochmaschinn.lu, an AI-powered tool for Luxembourgish speech recognition and synthesis. This is a project I’ve been working on with my colleagues at the Center for the Luxembourgish Language, and today the tool went live for the public 🚀
Hi Bluesky, nice to meet you.
In this world of high strangeness, I wear many hats—one among them as an artist who explores the infinite transformations of a single sheet of paper through innumerable, precise cuts.
This piece, Pansy, honors the immense strength and quiet sublimity of vulnerability.
In this world of high strangeness, I wear many hats—one among them as an artist who explores the infinite transformations of a single sheet of paper through innumerable, precise cuts.
This piece, Pansy, honors the immense strength and quiet sublimity of vulnerability.
January 28, 2025 at 9:42 PM
Hi Bluesky, nice to meet you.
In this world of high strangeness, I wear many hats—one among them as an artist who explores the infinite transformations of a single sheet of paper through innumerable, precise cuts.
This piece, Pansy, honors the immense strength and quiet sublimity of vulnerability.
In this world of high strangeness, I wear many hats—one among them as an artist who explores the infinite transformations of a single sheet of paper through innumerable, precise cuts.
This piece, Pansy, honors the immense strength and quiet sublimity of vulnerability.