Schedule for Spring 2025
| Date | Presenter | Topic |
| 1/7 | Michael White | Planning Meeting |
| 1/14 | Christian Clark | Linear Recency Bias and Transformers’ Fit to Reading Times |
| 1/21 | Vishal Sunder | Advancing End-to-End Speech AI with Knowledge Transfer |
| 1/28 | Cory Shain (Stanford) | Language in the functional connectome of brains and models |
| 2/4 | Sam Stevens | DSPy, compiling prompts, and similar work |
| 2/11 | (multiple) | ACL abstract review |
| 2/18 | Ash Lewis | Knowledge Distillation vs. Self-Training for Reducing Hallucination in QA Agents |
| 2/25 | Yi-Chien Lin | Controlling for Number of Predictors from Large Language Models to Predict Human Neural and Behavioral Data |
| 3/4 | Tomiris Kaumenova | Brainstorming language contact in language emergence studies |
| 3/11 | (No Meeting) | (Spring Break!) |
| 3/18 | Sam Stevens | Sparse Autoencoders for Language Models and Vision Models |
| 3/25 | Sara Court | Responsible Applications of LLMs for Low-Resource Machine Translation |
| 4/1 | Patrick Da Silva | Interpretability of Language Models |
| 4/8 | Alyssa Allen | LLM as a Judge to Identify Errors in Generated Clause-Level SQL Comments |
| 4/15 | Trebor Shankle | Proposed Work: Benchmarking Pro- and Antisocial Collusion in LLM Grading |
Clippers
The Computational Linguistics discussion group at OSU (Clippers) meets weekly throughout the semester to discuss ongoing research and share ideas. Anyone with an interest is welcome to attend.
NACLO
We have been a local host for the North American Computational Linguistics Olympiad since 2010.