I once published a paper at ACL where the name of the algorithm was ACL.
@HananeNMoussa I saw a statistics recently. I doubt there are moreView quoted post on X
Mark Dredze
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This was such a fantastic event. Thrilled to celebrate 150 years by looking forward to the next 150.
Welcome to Future of NEXT, happening all day at @JHUBloombergCtr!View quoted post on X
Editing a paper draft in LaTeX locally like it's 2010.
This. 100% this.
When I use AI to make slides, my first step is to figure out what I want to say, how I want to say it, and what visuals to use to convey that message.
Only then do I use AI to assemble the slides. I then edit heavily.
When I use AI to make slides, my first step is to figure out what I want to say, how I want to say it, and what visuals to use to convey that message.
Only then do I use AI to assemble the slides. I then edit heavily.
my hypothesis for why AI-generated slides for technical presentations are so awful:View quoted post on X
people who don't have a lot of experience presenting think that to make a talk you just put all of the stuff you want to talk about on the slides, then you go through each slide and say the stuff the slide says.
how you're actually supposed to prepare a presentation: you decide what to say, write it out as a rough script, then put maybe 3% of the text on the slide, plus a bunch of visual aides (e.g. plots that only include data you're planning to discuss).
AI-generated presentations are mostly the former. they have a ton of stuff the presenter never mentions, and the stuff that is most useful for the presenter is absent or not highlighted. they include enough content for a presentation 10 times longer than the actual presentation is supposed to be.
maybe try doing it the other way: first write the script for what you actually want to say, and make sure you can say all of it in the time you have. then prompt the model to create the slides based on the script. ask it to use as little text a possible, and a minimalist visual style rather than the claude house style. you can thank me later (I accept both venmo and zelle).
Wow! Congratulations @hanjie_chen !!!
Excited to share that we received two Outstanding Paper Awards at #EMNLP2026馃敟
Congratulations to the student leads and the teams!馃帀
Many thanks to the program chairs and committee for this recognition!馃挋View quoted post on X
