Happy to announce that the proceedings of the 5th NALOMA Workshop have been published on the ACL Anthology. Many thanks to the authors, presenters, reviewers, and participants for their contributions.
aclanthology.org/volumes/2025...
#NLProc

Enjoyed the 35th CLIN in KU Leuven, presented joint work on the MERGE (minimal expression-replacement genaralization) test for NLI, and met nice people. #CLIN #NLProc
The next CLIN is planned to be in Brussels (first time)

Got ARR reviews on a paper about NLI and Generalization. The reviewer's confidence scores are 2, 3, and 3 out of 5. I was somewhat surprised that none of the scores exceeded 3, given that generalization and NLI are common topics, OR perhaps my understanding of "common topics" in NLP is outdated.

NALOMA starts tomorrow in the 2nd week of #esslli2025 in Bochum.
We have three excellent keynotes:
@aaronstevenwhite.io
Mehrnoosh Sadrzadeh
Kyle Richardson
The workshop program can be found here:
naloma.github.io/2025/index.h...

NLP exam question: What task is the letter concatenation used in the CoT experiments?
Student's answer: summarization of a letter.
#Teaching

"in 2025 we will have flying cars" 😂😂😂

do you know that I got multiple invitation emails related my paper "Dressing up Discourse Representation Structures as graphs" from an editor of a special issue about smth fashion smth. 🤦‍♂️

Hoping for a lighter schedule ahead, yet becoming increasingly busy... a story of my (academic) life

It's baffling that large funding organizations don't provide a LaTeX template for the calls.

The 5th NALOMA (Natural Logic Meets Machine Learning) workshop, co-located with ESSLLI, invites short/long papers (to appear in the ACL anthology proceedings) and (non-archival) extended abstracts.
More details of the call👉https://naloma.github.io
#NLProc #ESSLLI

This really gives the vibe of the old Twitter