Maria Antoniak
Assistant professor of CS, NLP and cultural analytics
Assistant professor of CS, NLP and cultural analytics with public evidence across AI research, Culture, work & education, NLP & language.
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Articles & links
not wrong! bambamramfan.github.io/ai-compass/
What are people really doing with chatbots? 👀 Turns out that a lot of them are writing/reading various kinds of fiction, and in particular, they're generating a ton of erotica! What does this mean for the future of reading? Paper: arxiv.org/abs/2606.22748 Web Explorer: ai-fict…
- A new arXiv preprint analyzing over 500,000 anonymized English-language ChatGPT conversations finds more than one third involve fiction generation.
- The behavior is dominated by power users the authors call 'infinite story demanders,' who repeatedly request and revise variations of similar narratives.
- Users gravitate especially toward fanfiction and erotica, favoring generic forms, repetition, immediacy, and niche combinations of story elements.
Recent commentary
I’m on my way to my first #IC2S2! 🌧️ I’ll be supporting presentations about computational narrative analysis by my students and mentees @teagrjohnson.bsky.social and @umagunturi1.bsky.social. If you’re interested in storytelling, pretraining data, social media, or language models, come talk to us!
I'm looking for examples of successful NSF CAREER proposals and budgets, especially those written by NLP researchers. If you would be willing to share your successful proposal, or if you know of successful proposals that others have shared publicly, please let me know!
I'm looking for 1-2 emergency reviewers for a #COLM2026 paper on LLMs and science. Paper looks like a nice read to me! Reply or message me if you might be able to write a review by end of week.
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