Research
We build models that find and explain structure in language, from arguments in debates to clauses in contracts and cues in the voice.
Argument Mining
Extracting, linking, evaluating, and reasoning about arguments in text and speech.
Argument mining automatically identifies and extracts arguments from natural language, in text and in speech.
We study
- Argumentative fallacies
- Multimodality
- Dialogues
- Interpretability
- Reasoning in LLMs
Legal Analytics
Turning court decisions and contracts into structured legal knowledge.
Natural language processing (NLP) is the study of how computers handle language.
We study
- Legal argumentation
- Interpretability
- Unfair clause detection
- Cross-linguality
- Reading court decisions
Speech Processing
Combining audio and text, from spoken arguments to clinical speech.
Speech processing is the automatic analysis of spoken language from its audio signal, often together with a transcript of the words.
We study
- Arguments in speech
- Text and audio together
- Speech and health
- Explaining audio models
- Speech in applications