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Storytelling Bots Learn To Punch Up Their Last Lines

Nothing disappoints quite like a good story with a lousy finish. So researchers at Carnegie Mellon University who work in the young field of automated storytelling don't think they're getting ahead of themselves by devising better endings.The problem is that most algorithms for generating the end of a story tend to favor generic sentences, such as "They had a great time," or "He was sad."...

Tsvetkov Receives Okawa Foundation Research Grant

Language Technologies Institute Assistant Professor Yulia Tsvetkov is a 2019 recipient of the Okawa Foundation Research Grant. The Research Grant, awarded annually since 2010 to researchers in the fields of information and telecommunications, is one of the most prestigious in computer science. Tsvetkov is one of eight recipients from US-based institutions.The awarding organization, the Okawa...

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