About the colloquium

Title: Characterizing Al use in writing

Karpinska's work in natural language processing and human-centred computational analysis explores critical questions about the use of AI in today's world. “I am interested in how well natural language processing (NLP) systems handle long-form content, both as input and output. My work includes areas like machine translation of creative texts, story generation, summarizing long texts, verifying claims about book-length content, and multilingual long-form question answering.” 

About Marzena Karpinska

“I am currently an assistant professor of Computing Science at Simon Fraser University in beautiful Vancouver, Canada. Before that, I was a senior researcher at Microsoft based in Redmond. I did my postdoc at the Manning College of Information & Computer Sciences, University of Massachusetts Amherst working with Prof. Mohit Iyyer. I hold a PhD from the Department of Language and Information Sciences at the University of Tokyo.” 

Learn more about Marzena Karpinska via her website.