Highlights & activities

I presented our research on generating ironic replies with large language models and comparing model outputs with human-written irony through automatic and human evaluation. View paper

My first Bachelor’s thesis student completed and defended a project on translating user input into controlled natural language for a chatbot specialised in finite-state automata.

I presented the Split-Generate-Aggregate pipeline developed for the GEM’24 Data-to-Text task during the GenChal session of the International Natural Language Generation Conference. Conference

I began a six-month research period at the Institute of Formal and Applied Linguistics in Prague, supervised by Ondřej Dušek and focused on personalised language generation. UFAL

I attended the AILC and AIxIA summer school, with lectures on the cognitive evaluation of LLMs, lexical semantic change, digital humanities and prompting. Programme

I presented a task-oriented user-agent corpus collected with sighted and visually impaired participants for the accessible exploration of finite-state automata. View paper

I supported the organisation of LREC-COLING in Turin as a conference volunteer, contributing to the delivery of one of the main international events in computational linguistics. Conference

I delivered a lecture at Laboratorio Polin introducing large language models and practical prompting strategies for educational contexts.