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ORF Ö1: Brigitte Krenn on chatbots
Brigitte Krenn was interviewed by Austrian public radio (ORF Ö1). The interview and accompanying online article discuss the past, present, and future of artificial intelligence …
SIGUL talk on Austrian speech synthesis
On 18 August 2023 Lorenz Gutscher delivered a talk at SIGUL 2023, the 2nd Annual Meeting of the Special Interest Group on Under-resourced Languages.
The …
MEi:CogSci internship on human–robot collaboration
Arina Polyanskaya, a Master's student at the University of Vienna's MEI:CogSci program, has joined the OFAI for a summer internship.
Arina holds a …
Spanish-language chapter on interactive wordplay translation
A chapter co-authored by Tristan Miller, "La interacción entre el hombre y la máquina en la traducción de juegos de palabras", has been published under …
JOKER Corpus paper at SIGIR 2023
A paper describing the JOKER Corpus, a parallel corpus for multilingual wordplay recognition, has been published in the proceedings of SIGIR 2023, the 46th International …
Book chapter on artificial social agents
"The Role of Multimodal Data for Modeling Communication in Artificial Social Agents", a chapter authored by Stephanie Gross and Brigitte Krenn has been published in …
AI panel at the International Society for Humor Studies Conference
Tristan Miller co-organized and spoke at the Humor and Artificial Intelligence Panel at the 2023 International Society for Humor Studies Conference (ISHS).
The annual panel …
OFAI at ASAI's 2023 Networking Event
OFAI participated today in a networking event organized by the Austrian Society for Artificial Intelligence (ASAI).
The event, intended to further connect the Austrian AI …
OFAI scientists speak at Internal Comms Forum
OFAI research scientists Michael Pucher and Tristan Miller were featured discussion panelists at the 2023 Internal Comms Forum. The event, held on 20 June at …
Peter Hallman speaks at Olomouc Linguistics Colloquium
On 9 June 2023, Peter Hallman delivered a talk at the Olomouc Linguistics Colloquium.
His talk, "Few ≠ Not Many", argues that differences between 'few' and …