Talks, conferences, and interviews
A selection of recorded talks, published interviews, and conference contributions, linked to original sources.
Recorded talk
Descubriendo cómo nuestros pensamientos nos engañan: una introducción al modelado de sesgos cognitivos
A one-hour lecture (in Spanish) in the Diálogos UNED: Máquinas y Mentes series, discussing cognitive biases and formal approaches to modeling them.
Watch the talk on Canal UNED ↗ · Associated material on ResearchGate ↗
Conference contributions
Subspace-Based Modeling of Conceptual Similarity In Contextual Language Models
Contribution with Antonio López Rosell, José Ángel Martínez-Huertas and Guillermo Jorge-Botana.
Extrovert, Socially Desirable, Not Conscientious, and My Language Is Surprising
Study of language-model surprisal and individual differences, with José Ángel Martínez-Huertas and collaborators.
Marco metodológico computacional para el análisis diacrónico de conceptos complejos en medios digitales
Oral contribution with Lisbeth Farfán Chávez and Antonio López Rosell, listed on the UNED faculty profile.
Evaluación computacional de estereotipos en obras artísticas en las dimensiones de cordialidad–competencia
Poster with Néstor Cano Díaz and Verónica Sevillano Triguero, listed on the UNED faculty profile.
Interview
Interview with the founders of Wibber
An interview (in Spanish) during Wibber’s participation in the Santalucía Impulsa acceleration programme, explaining the company’s product and goals.
Wibber: technology and a People First approach
A group interview with Wibber’s founders (in Spanish), discussing semantic language analysis, predictive models and machine learning for social-media recommendations.
Wibber and the UPM entrepreneurship programme
Contemporary references to Wibber in the actúaUPM programme, including its participation in the 2017 Demo Day.
Areas for research-informed commentary
Cognitive psychology and reasoning biases; artificial intelligence and language models; semantic representation; construct validity of computational measures derived from language; and evaluation methods in AI research.
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