Our tool Riveter💪 used for a creative and interesting study of fan fiction! Riveter helps you work with “connotation frames” (verb lexica) to measure biases in your dataset. @julianeugarten.bsky.social’s overview and explanations are really clear, highly recommend! github.com/maartensap/r...

Proud to see my article 'Using Riveter to map gendered power dynamics in Hades/Persephone fan fiction' in @journal.transformativeworks.org, my favorite academic journal. Want to know how fanfiction portrays power dynamics between these two? Read on! journal.transformativeworks.org/index.php/tw...

🔈For the SoLaR workshop @COLM_conf we are soliciting opinion abstracts to encourage new perspectives and opinions on responsible language modeling, 1-2 of which will be selected to be presented at the workshop. Please use the google form below to submit your opinion abstract ⬇️

Interested in shaping the progress of safe AI and meeting leading researchers in the field? SoLaR@COLM 2025 is looking for paper submissions / reviewers! Submit your paper / sign up to review by June 23 CFP and workshop info: solar-colm.github.io Reviewer sign up: docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1F...

How does the public conceptualize AI? Rather than self-reported measures, we use metaphors to understand the nuance and complexity of people’s mental models. In our #FAccT2025 paper, we analyzed 12,000 metaphors collected over 12 months to track shifts in public perceptions.

Life update! Excited to announce that I’ll be starting as an assistant professor at Cornell Info Sci in August 2026! I’ll be recruiting students this upcoming cycle! An abundance of thanks to all my mentors and friends who helped make this possible!!

Website: solar-colm.github.io With: @usmananwar.bsky.social @liweijiang.bsky.social @valentinapy.bsky.social @sharonlevy.bsky.social Daniel Tan @akhilayerukola.bsky.social @jiminmun.bsky.social Ruth Appel @sumeetrm.bsky.social @davidskrueger.bsky.social Sheila McIlraith @maartensap.bsky.social

📢 The SoLaR workshop will be collocated with COLM! @colmweb.org SoLaR is a collaborative forum for researchers working on responsible development, deployment and use of language models. We welcome both technical and sociotechnical submissions, deadline July 5th!

Check out our work on improving LLM's ability to seek information through asking better questions! 💫