
David Bamman
@dbamman
Associate Professor, School of Information, UC Berkeley. NLP, computational social science, digital humanities. Not active here; find me at @dbamman.bsky.social
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http://people.ischool.berkeley.edu/~dbamman/ 16-10-2009 11:59:40
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I’m thrilled that this Human-Centered MT paper was recognized with an outstanding paper award at #EMNLP2023. Congratulations to lead authors Nikita Mehandru (@ucberkeley iSchool) and Sweta Agrawal (UMD CLIP Instituto Superior Técnico) for making this interdisciplinary collaboration a success!

Awesome work! Congrats Nikita Mehandru Sweta Agrawal et al!!!!


🚨NLP+CSS workshop is back and will be at NAACL 2024! Paper submission deadline: March 24 sites.google.com/site/nlpandcss/ Organizing team: Anjalie Field Dallas Card @dirk_hovy and myself


Very excited to announce the launch of our citizen science initiative "The Lives of Literary Characters" hosted The Zooniverse. This is the first ever literary citizen science project that aims to promote story understanding. A Thread 🧵 zooniverse.org/projects/citiz…


Join us on Monday, 2/26 at 4:30 pm for a lecture by David Bamman: The Promise and Peril of Large Language Models for Cultural Analytics. RSVP: forms.gle/by1m6xHzTLhjJQ… More info: cdh.princeton.edu/events/2024/02… Co-sponsored by Princeton PLI.







It’s an extraordinary pleasure and honor to teach alongside David Bamman and his wonderful students of NLP, now doubly so to have my small part recognized by Berkeley School of Information & UC Berkeley.



Big congrats to Kent K. Chang for passing his qualifying exam today! Lots of super exciting work on measuring social interactions in culture in the pipeline --


How might one do classification in the era of LLMs for humanities research? 🤔 David Bamman, Kent K. Chang, Naitian Zhou & I apply LLMs on ten tasks from prior cultural analytics lit. Larger LMs are competitive w/ older methods on established tasks, but perform less well on new ones.




From David Bamman (co-authored w/Rachael G. S.) new paper today relying on #copyright exemption for decrypting DVDs to conduct #textdatamining. Using the exemption, authors built a collection of film to measure representation for gender and race/ethnicity pnas.org/doi/10.1073/pn…