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Tung-Le Pan's paper, "Typological Features are Multiple-Choice Questions, not Yes/No Questions: Lessons from Typological Feature-Value Embeddings," has been accepted at EMNLP 2026.
2026_10_07
READ ››Two LOPE papers on cross-lingual geopolitical framing and small-model linguistic reasoning have been accepted for oral presentation at ROCLING 2026.
2026_10_07
READ ››Prof. Shu-Kai Hsieh's paper proposing a linguistic framework for agentic AI has been accepted for publication in Linguistic Research, Volume 43, Special Edition.
2026_09_13
READ ››Prof. Hsieh Shu-Kai will speak on a computational view of language in LLMs at National Tsing Hua University's 2026 "Linguistics After AI" symposium.
2026_09_03
READ ››Chungche Huang and Po-Ya Angela Wang have had their paper on the language and thought dissociation in LLMs accepted for oral presentation at LLU 2026 in Taipei.
2026_08_07
READ ››Pin-Er Chen and Da-Chen Lian's paper on encoder- and decoder-based models for word sense disambiguation and regular polysemy detection has been accepted in Natural Language Engineering, published by Cambridge University Press.
2026_06_29
READ ››Po-Ya Angela Wang and Chungche Huang have their paper on sectional achievement and learner backgrounds accepted for presentation at the 12th International Conference of the Asian Association for Language Assessment (AALA 2026) in Macau.
2026_06_03
READ ››Prof. Hsieh Shu-Kai will speak on how language empowers agent systems with reasoning and collaborative capacity at the NCU NAPAI SIGAgent seminar series on June 16, 2026.
2026_03_31
READ ››Bruce Tseng and the LOPE master's team have their paper on automatic sense induction for ancient Chinese accepted at the LT4HALA workshop at LREC.
2026_03_25
READ ››Amber's chapter on Multimodal Lexical Items is forthcoming in the third edition of the International Encyclopedia of Language and Linguistics, published by Elsevier.
2026_03_25
READ ››An interdisciplinary forum at NTU examining what contemporary AI can still learn from pre-deep-learning traditions.
2025_04_29
READ ››A spring-to-summer AI lecture series hosted by NTU's Center for Science Education, featuring public talks across multiple Saturdays.
2025_04_19
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