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"And I used to say, I'm trying to pave a path forward using myself as the pavement." -- @mmitchell_ai regarding her trailblazing. I am in awe of the work that

On professional societies not giving academic awards to harassers, "problematic faves", or bigots, a thread: /1 Context: I was a grad student at Stanford (in linguistics) in the 1990s, but

Who the hell thought that GPT-3 could be used in a healthcare setting and more importantly what about the way we talk about language models gives people that idea?https://twitter.com/futurism/status/1321191940784836609 This

Thanks, @ChrisGPotts for this thoughtful essay! As someone who has published what I believe *is* "compelling reasons to think they can't", and in the spirit of continuing the discussion, I’d

Thank you, @annargrs for your work on this! I fully agree that anonymous review is important and worth preserving. (For #COLING2018, @LeonDerczynski and I preserved it all the way through,

Oh man, not again. And this one got published in @NatureElectron. https://www.nature.com/articles/s41928-020-0428-6.epdf?sharing_token=eCFYFpcWY-Q-94DJm8h2zdRgN0jAjWel9jnR3ZoTv0OXq-y35V0iSkzObpdnGJsI9a-xadw9Eukvh6d2WxovmcfWhh_0VHQBebLqmSGLz

.@uwnews You ran a piece today on a project out of @uwcse about crowd sourcing data to build an app to allow "health organizations to monitor coughs from self-quarantined COVID-19

Today, reading a paper for the class I'm teaching, I was stunned to find a connection to a paper I'm currently working on on what I thought of as an