Juliette Faille: “As Large Language Models become more and more used, it is even more crucial to make sure that the texts they produce are correct.”

interview Juliette Faille, CNRS Juliette Faille, a promising NL4XAI Early Stage Researcher, is currently based at the prestigious Centre National de la Recherche Scientifique (CNRS) in France. Her research focus centers on developing Explainable Models for Text Production, a critical field in natural language processing. In this interview, we will Read more…

If we want interventions to be sustainable and safe, they should focus on empowering users for well-informed choices: interview with Alisa Rieger

interview Alisa Rieger, TU Delft Alisa Rieger is an Early Stage Researcher in the NL4XAI project and a PhD student at Delft University of Technology in the Netherlands. Within the NL4XAI project, she is working on the interactions to mitigate human biases. “Being an ESR in the NL4XAI project allowed Read more…

Prof. Nava Tintarev, NL4XAI supervisor, co-Investigator of the AI ROBUST programme, an initiative funded with €87 million.

  Prof. Nava Tintarev, professor of Explainable Artificial Intelligence at MaastrichtUniversity (Department of Advanced Computing Sciences/FSE) is a co-Investigatorand the chair of the social sciences and humanities committee of ROBUST.   Theprogramme, which will boost fundamental research in artificial intelligencethrough public-private collaborations, has a total budget of over 87 millioneuros. Read more…

Prof. Claire Gardent, NL4XAI supervisor, selected as fellow of the Association for Computational Linguistics

  Prof. Claire Gardent, NL4XAI supervisor and Senior Researcher at LORIA-CNRS, has been selected as a 2022 fellow of the Association for Computational Linguistics (ACL).   Claire Gardent was one of eight new fellows chosen last year by the ACL’s Nominating Committee. The organization cited Claire’s significant contributions to linguistically informed Read more…

Learning to design robust natural language generation models for explainable AI (2nd Press Release)

On the 19th of April, scientists from different countries will meet with big tech companies such as Google and Orange in Nancy (France). This combination of industry practitioners, senior researchers, and all the current members of the European research project NL4XAI (Natural Language Technologies for Explainable Artificial Intelligence) will combine Read more…