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#CoNLL2025 (co-located with ACL 2026) https://xitter.cf/t.co/jBE9BRGXSE July 31 & August 1, 2025

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🚨 CoNLL 2026: Call for Papers 🚨 📍San Diego | July 3–4, 2026 (co-located w/ ACL). 🙋‍♀️NEW Areas: Computational Usage-Based Grammars + Language & the Brain. (Online presentation option available) 📅 Deadline Feb 19, 2026 (AoE): bit.ly/4kgRyKF
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And now - last but not least - our outstanding and best paper session!
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Afternoon session - now in session!
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Coming up: Our third oral session.
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Day 2 of #conll kicking off with a keynote by the amazing Adele E. Goldberg 🗣️🎉
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And that's a wrap for day 1! ✅ If any of the presented papers has piqued your curiosity, don't hesitate to check out our official proceedings: aclanthology.org/events/conl…
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Session 2 now starting with "Collocational bootstrapping: A hypothesis about the learning of subject-verb agreement in humans and neural networks" by Claire Hobbs and R. Thomas McCoy!
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And finally: "What Brain Data Adds to Language Model Training" by Gabriele Merlin, Omer Moussa and Mariya Toneva.
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Spoiler alert: A lot!
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Happening now: our poster session! #conllStop by for over thirty posters on cognitively, linguistically and theoretically motivated approaches to natural language learning! 🗣️🗣️🗣️
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If you are looking for another perspective on our opening keynote:
Leshem (Legend) Choshen 🤖🤗 @ACL @ICML@LChoshenJul 3
Livetweet @mcxfrank talk: If we care about intelligence and cognition, AI has recently allowed a change; we now have two ways to study them. AI is of course allowing us a lot that we wouldn't dare on our Children (brain surgery, never tell a child about cats...) #acl #conll
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A large part of CoNLL reviewers volunteered to do so without submitting a paper. A large sign of confidence. I'll be live tweeting from #acl and #icml so forgive the possibilty high volume
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Starting in 15 minutes: our very first session!
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LLMs are much more prompt-sensitive than humans in legal reasoning!
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And our concluding talk for the first session: "Syntactically-guided Information Maintenance in Sentence Comprehension" by Shinnosuke Isono and Kohei Kajikawa
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