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Linguistics in the Netherlands 2023Edited by Sterre Leufkens and Marco Bril
[Linguistics in the Netherlands 40] 2023
► pp. 301–308
Edited by Sterre Leufkens and Marco Bril
[Linguistics in the Netherlands 40] 2023
► pp. 301–308
Essays ‘LOT Big Questions Prize’
Minds
Big questions for linguistics in the age of AI
Article outline
- Multimodality
- Interoperability
- Non-opacity
- Diversity
- Sociality
- LOT Essay Prize
- Acknowledgements
- Notes
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References
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