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Workshop: Ethics in natural language processing

Culture and languages
Science and Information Technology

Welcome to a workshop on ethics in natural language processing, on 23 January 2024 in Gothenburg. The purpose of the workshop is to discuss several points from the research perspective and later develop as a short online course for students of language technology and related fields, as well as general public interested in this area. This will be the first forum following the discussions at several Swedish language technology ämnesdagar. Topics that have been addressed there are biases in training data, biases in computational models, personal integrity (anonymisation and pseudonymisation of data), intellectual property rights, using language technology tools to detect non-ethical language use, utilising language technology in under-resourced domains and communities (e.g. minority languages), legal aspects of using language technology, philosophical questions and others.

Workshop
Date
23 Jan 2024
Time
All Day
Location
Renströmsgatan 6, room J330

Good to know
Call for participation and extended abstracts is open until 1 December.
Organizer
Department of Philosophy, Linguistics and Theory of Science

Important dates

  • Submission of extended abstracts: 1 December 2023

  • Notification of acceptance: 22 December

  • Registration: 9 January 2024

All deadlines are 11:59PM UTC-12:00 ("anywhere on Earth").


The workshop represents the first forum following the discussions at several Swedish language technology "ämnesdagar". Topics that have been addressed there are biases in training data, biases in computational models, personal integrity (anonymisation and pseudonymisation of data), intellectual property rights, using language technology tools to detect non-ethical language use, utilising language technology in under-resourced domains and communities (e.g. minority languages), legal aspects of using language technology, philosophical questions and others. The purpose of the workshop is to further discuss these points from the research perspective and later develop as a short (e.g. 2.5 hec) online course for students of language technology and related fields at the participating sites, as well as general public interested in this area.