Anna Pryslopska

Unfortunately, "English first" is a pervasive attitude. Every time I give or listen to a talk about a phenomenon in a different language, there is always some person asking "what about English"? #AIResearch #Multilingual #AcademicChatter

@Weirding_Is_Real@mstdn.social Conveniently, the form does not work for me. Neither on Chrome, nor on Firefox.

@faket@veganism.social @lffontenelle@mastodon.social That's (part of) the joke ;) I debated making the files *.docx for this reason, but I don't know a single scientist who still uses Word.

@Weirding_Is_Real@mstdn.social I'm stubborn so it went through eventually.

@dat@social.g33ky.de That's (part of) the joke ;) I debated making the files *.docx for this reason, but I don't know a single scientist who still uses Word.

@tkinias@hcommons.social article_compiles_xelatex.tex

@SusanneOpitz@social.uibk.ac.at @linguistics@fedigroups.social I'm a psycholinguist working primarily on German, with a focus on semantics and eye-tracking 👋

👍 Perplexity, on the other hand, answered correctly, because it looked for actual sources and it seems more multilingual-aware. AI often defaults to English, because the underlying data is biased that way. Polish has 40M+ native speakers, so it's not a minority language (which are treated so much worse for no good reason). #AI is only as good as its training data, so train wider.