On this page we will collect all news about the new GAL research focus "Artificial Intelligence"e future.
What is the research focus "Artificial Intelligence"?
The research focus "Artificial Intelligence" is the third research focus of the Gesellschaft für Angewandte Linguistik (Society for Applied Linguistics) — GAL for short — alongside the research focuses "Refugees" and "Digital Infrastructures for Applied Linguistics". In particular, the interplay between language, culture and artificial intelligence will be investigated. The research focus is also intended to offer linguists working on AI networking opportunities and at the same time create more visibility for linguistic AI research, such as conducted by Unit 1 of the RHET AI Center. The research focus is coordinated by Dr. Nina Kalwa, Dr. Monika Hanauska and Prof. Dr. Annette Leßmöllmann.
The new research focus was officially introduced on May 17th, 2024 during the Artificial Friday colloquium. You can read more about the introcution here (german only).
Important Dates
- May 17th, 2024: presentation of the new GAL research focus AI during Artificial Friday
- September 11th — 13th, 2024: poster presentation during the GAL annual conference in Dresden
- February 27th + 28th, 2025: GAL research school for PhDs and postdocs in Karlsruhe
Organisational
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More information on the research focus Artificial Intelligence can be found here (german only).