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QT30: A Corpus of Argument and Conflict in Broadcast Debate
Broadcast political debate is a core pillar of democracy: it is the public’s easiest access to opinions that shape policies and enables the general public to make informed choices.
Disagreement Space in Argument Analysis
For a highly subjective task such as recognising speaker intention and argumentation, the traditional way of generating gold standards is to aggregate a number of labels into a single one.
The Keystone Role Played by Questions in Debate
Building on the recent results of a study into the roles that are played by questions in argumentative dialogue (Hautli-Janisz et al., 2022a), we expand the analysis to investigate a newly released corpus that constitutes the largest extant corpus of closely annotated debate.
AI, write an essay for me: A large-scale comparison of human-written versus ChatGPT-generated essays
The writing style of the AI models exhibits linguistic characteristics that are different from those of the human-written essays, e. g., it is characterized by fewer discourse and epistemic markers, but more nominalizations and greater lexical diversity.
lingvis.io - A Linguistic Visual Analytics Framework
We present a modular framework for the rapid-prototyping of linguistic, web-based, visual analytics applications.
