Adele Goldberg
@adelegoldberg.bsky.social
linguist, experimental work on meaning (lexical semantics), language use, representation, learning, constructionist usage-based approach, Princeton U https://adele.scholar.princeton.edu/publications/topic
This was a long time ago! Summaries today are shockingly good!
But I was rattled by the *snake oil* multiple high-positioned people were promoting and the lack of even a cursory glance at it by people inside the company
But I was rattled by the *snake oil* multiple high-positioned people were promoting and the lack of even a cursory glance at it by people inside the company
September 22, 2025 at 1:11 PM
This was a long time ago! Summaries today are shockingly good!
But I was rattled by the *snake oil* multiple high-positioned people were promoting and the lack of even a cursory glance at it by people inside the company
But I was rattled by the *snake oil* multiple high-positioned people were promoting and the lack of even a cursory glance at it by people inside the company
It was shockingly idiotic:
It simply copied the last paragraph of any article, verbatim, and called that a 'summary'
it ignored paragraphs labeled 'abstract'
if an article ended with/ 'the author lives in Santa Barbara with his dog Barnacle' that was the 'summary'
It simply copied the last paragraph of any article, verbatim, and called that a 'summary'
it ignored paragraphs labeled 'abstract'
if an article ended with/ 'the author lives in Santa Barbara with his dog Barnacle' that was the 'summary'
September 22, 2025 at 1:11 PM
It was shockingly idiotic:
It simply copied the last paragraph of any article, verbatim, and called that a 'summary'
it ignored paragraphs labeled 'abstract'
if an article ended with/ 'the author lives in Santa Barbara with his dog Barnacle' that was the 'summary'
It simply copied the last paragraph of any article, verbatim, and called that a 'summary'
it ignored paragraphs labeled 'abstract'
if an article ended with/ 'the author lives in Santa Barbara with his dog Barnacle' that was the 'summary'
sure! let me know if you're looking for info that's not on here (yet)
500 word abstracts will be due Dec 1st
adele.scholar.princeton.edu/iccg14-%E2%8...
500 word abstracts will be due Dec 1st
adele.scholar.princeton.edu/iccg14-%E2%8...
ICCG14 – 14th International Conference on Construction Grammar
June 4-7, 2026 @ PrincetonTheme: Usage-based analyses and Empirical methods Abstract deadline: Dec 1, 2025. (500 words, w/ extra page for figures and references)INVITED SPEAKERS:Corrine OcchinoDagmar ...
https://adele.scholar.princeton.edu/iccg14-–-14th-international-conference-construction-grammar
September 3, 2025 at 7:06 PM
sure! let me know if you're looking for info that's not on here (yet)
500 word abstracts will be due Dec 1st
adele.scholar.princeton.edu/iccg14-%E2%8...
500 word abstracts will be due Dec 1st
adele.scholar.princeton.edu/iccg14-%E2%8...
I understand! We decided we'd rather not give in to the anti-university sentiments in the govn't by cancelling
August 26, 2025 at 6:33 PM
I understand! We decided we'd rather not give in to the anti-university sentiments in the govn't by cancelling