白玖ウタノ、奏みみ、藍海のん…この布陣は熱いな。業界の未来が見える神タイミング、流石だ。チケット一般販売中。誰の歌が楽しみ？ #HSP2026 #HIGHWAYSTARPARTY #VTuber #VTuberニュース
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https://panora.tokyo/archives/149233
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July 21, 2026 at 8:04 AM
白玖ウタノ、奏みみ、藍海のん…この布陣は熱いな。業界の未来が見える神タイミング、流石だ。チケット一般販売中。誰の歌が楽しみ？ #HSP2026 #HIGHWAYSTARPARTY #VTuber #VTuberニュース
詳細はこちら👇
https://panora.tokyo/archives/149233
詳細はこちら👇
https://panora.tokyo/archives/149233
Very grateful to have received the Gibson/Fedorenko Award at #HSP2026, and sorry I couldn’t attend this year. HSP feels like my academic home, so I’m especially touched. Thank you to the community, organizers, and donors who make it possible!
March 29, 2026 at 6:58 PM
Very grateful to have received the Gibson/Fedorenko Award at #HSP2026, and sorry I couldn’t attend this year. HSP feels like my academic home, so I’m especially touched. Thank you to the community, organizers, and donors who make it possible!
Made it to Boston 🇺🇸 yesterday! Excited to present my work at #HSP2026 starting on Thursday - look forward to new NPI (and NCI) illusion findings! Also, if anyone wants to hang out pre-conference-style today, ping me a message!
March 25, 2026 at 11:57 AM
Made it to Boston 🇺🇸 yesterday! Excited to present my work at #HSP2026 starting on Thursday - look forward to new NPI (and NCI) illusion findings! Also, if anyone wants to hang out pre-conference-style today, ping me a message!
Have three posters with my awesome collaborators today at #hsp2026! Read on more and come to the posters to talk about the importance of neutral baselines in priming, the need to model uncertainty in meaning in RSA, and the dissociation of prediction and structural processing in eye-tracking!
March 27, 2026 at 12:44 PM
Have three posters with my awesome collaborators today at #hsp2026! Read on more and come to the posters to talk about the importance of neutral baselines in priming, the need to model uncertainty in meaning in RSA, and the dissociation of prediction and structural processing in eye-tracking!
Had a great first day at #HSP2026 yesterday! Looking forward to presenting on the relationship between reading time, n-grams, and language model scaling at the 12.10-2pm poster session today!
March 27, 2026 at 11:33 AM
Had a great first day at #HSP2026 yesterday! Looking forward to presenting on the relationship between reading time, n-grams, and language model scaling at the 12.10-2pm poster session today!
My first time presenting at a linguistics conference! Come chat with me about a behavioral experiment on quantifier verification. ~ Most ~ of the time, I'm very entertaining and informative 😸 #HSP2026
Poster 2 (# 112). Randa Viets looks at Semantic Automata and Iterated (multiple) quantifiers. SA is an interesting attempt to provide a computational/algorithmic theory of quantifier verification. Do we confirm it? Not really! But we get some intriguing results! hsp2026.org/abstracts/su...
hsp2026.org
March 25, 2026 at 11:12 PM
My first time presenting at a linguistics conference! Come chat with me about a behavioral experiment on quantifier verification. ~ Most ~ of the time, I'm very entertaining and informative 😸 #HSP2026
39th Annual Conference on Human Sentence Processing
March 26-28, 2026
hsp2026.org
MIT, Cambridge MA, USA.
email: info@hsp2026.org
Special session: Language and thought in minds and machines
Submission deadline: December 12 2025
(Real deadline; no extension)
March 26-28, 2026
hsp2026.org
MIT, Cambridge MA, USA.
email: info@hsp2026.org
Special session: Language and thought in minds and machines
Submission deadline: December 12 2025
(Real deadline; no extension)
39th Annual Conference on Human Sentence Processing
hsp2026.org
October 5, 2025 at 12:51 PM
39th Annual Conference on Human Sentence Processing
March 26-28, 2026
hsp2026.org
MIT, Cambridge MA, USA.
email: info@hsp2026.org
Special session: Language and thought in minds and machines
Submission deadline: December 12 2025
(Real deadline; no extension)
March 26-28, 2026
hsp2026.org
MIT, Cambridge MA, USA.
email: info@hsp2026.org
Special session: Language and thought in minds and machines
Submission deadline: December 12 2025
(Real deadline; no extension)
I’m at #HSP2026 at MIT this week! I’ll be giving a talk Friday at 5:25pm entitled “Structural Priming Effects in Language Models are Less Human-like in Languages Other Than English”. Looking forward to chatting to everyone!
March 26, 2026 at 12:57 PM
I’m at #HSP2026 at MIT this week! I’ll be giving a talk Friday at 5:25pm entitled “Structural Priming Effects in Language Models are Less Human-like in Languages Other Than English”. Looking forward to chatting to everyone!
Just arrived in Boston for #HSP2026!
I'll be presenting my work with
@thomashikaru.bsky.social
on error sensitivity in next-word predictions of humans and LMs — Friday 12:10–2:00pm poster session. Come say hi!
I'll be presenting my work with
@thomashikaru.bsky.social
on error sensitivity in next-word predictions of humans and LMs — Friday 12:10–2:00pm poster session. Come say hi!
March 25, 2026 at 7:39 PM
Just arrived in Boston for #HSP2026!
I'll be presenting my work with
@thomashikaru.bsky.social
on error sensitivity in next-word predictions of humans and LMs — Friday 12:10–2:00pm poster session. Come say hi!
I'll be presenting my work with
@thomashikaru.bsky.social
on error sensitivity in next-word predictions of humans and LMs — Friday 12:10–2:00pm poster session. Come say hi!
#HSP2026 invited talk by Anna Papafragou on event cognition is the coolest thing I have seen this whole conference (with no shade to lots of other cool things I have seen)
March 28, 2026 at 1:30 PM
#HSP2026 invited talk by Anna Papafragou on event cognition is the coolest thing I have seen this whole conference (with no shade to lots of other cool things I have seen)
Come see my #HSP2026 poster at MIT Building 46 starting in mere moments! I'll be showing you how reading and decision-making are sensitive to the probabilities of the semantic categories of words in joint work with @lgrobol.eu and Ryan Hubbard!
March 26, 2026 at 10:10 PM
Come see my #HSP2026 poster at MIT Building 46 starting in mere moments! I'll be showing you how reading and decision-making are sensitive to the probabilities of the semantic categories of words in joint work with @lgrobol.eu and Ryan Hubbard!
Psycholinguists of Bluesky who will be attending HSP2026 in Boston, let me know if you're interested in attending a meeting of the LLM Fatigue Club (LFG) (and to celebrate my birthday, which is unfortunately the first day of the conference)! DM for details I wanna have a good time
February 19, 2026 at 4:46 PM
Psycholinguists of Bluesky who will be attending HSP2026 in Boston, let me know if you're interested in attending a meeting of the LLM Fatigue Club (LFG) (and to celebrate my birthday, which is unfortunately the first day of the conference)! DM for details I wanna have a good time
Excited for #HSP2026! LInC Lab has a busy Saturday! 🧠🗣️
🖼️ Posters:
• Olivia Gawel on memory & noisy-channel inference
• Tevin Williams on linguistic alignment & memory for conversation
🎤 Talk:
• Yours truly on eye-tracking & real-time noisy-channel inference
Come chat/give feedback! 👋
🖼️ Posters:
• Olivia Gawel on memory & noisy-channel inference
• Tevin Williams on linguistic alignment & memory for conversation
🎤 Talk:
• Yours truly on eye-tracking & real-time noisy-channel inference
Come chat/give feedback! 👋
March 25, 2026 at 5:17 PM
Excited for #HSP2026! LInC Lab has a busy Saturday! 🧠🗣️
🖼️ Posters:
• Olivia Gawel on memory & noisy-channel inference
• Tevin Williams on linguistic alignment & memory for conversation
🎤 Talk:
• Yours truly on eye-tracking & real-time noisy-channel inference
Come chat/give feedback! 👋
🖼️ Posters:
• Olivia Gawel on memory & noisy-channel inference
• Tevin Williams on linguistic alignment & memory for conversation
🎤 Talk:
• Yours truly on eye-tracking & real-time noisy-channel inference
Come chat/give feedback! 👋
Saturday, I'll have another poster on work with Philip Resnik & @colinphillips.bsky.social exploring how we can enrich a toy cognitive model of reaction times in a speeded cloze task with data from language models.
hsp2026.org/abstracts/su...
hsp2026.org/abstracts/su...
hsp2026.org
March 26, 2026 at 3:03 AM
Saturday, I'll have another poster on work with Philip Resnik & @colinphillips.bsky.social exploring how we can enrich a toy cognitive model of reaction times in a speeded cloze task with data from language models.
hsp2026.org/abstracts/su...
hsp2026.org/abstracts/su...
I'll be presenting some work comparing how humans and LMs make predictions at #HSP2026 this week, please reach out if you'd like to meet!
Tomorrow, I'll have a poster on work with @byungdoh.bsky.social comparing cloze & LM surprisals as predictors of reading time hsp2026.org/abstracts/su...
Tomorrow, I'll have a poster on work with @byungdoh.bsky.social comparing cloze & LM surprisals as predictors of reading time hsp2026.org/abstracts/su...
hsp2026.org
March 26, 2026 at 2:59 AM
I'll be presenting some work comparing how humans and LMs make predictions at #HSP2026 this week, please reach out if you'd like to meet!
Tomorrow, I'll have a poster on work with @byungdoh.bsky.social comparing cloze & LM surprisals as predictors of reading time hsp2026.org/abstracts/su...
Tomorrow, I'll have a poster on work with @byungdoh.bsky.social comparing cloze & LM surprisals as predictors of reading time hsp2026.org/abstracts/su...
Finally, Poster 7 (#54) So Young Lee and I test RCs in Korean once more. We carefully control for attachment plausibility and manipulate the length of the RC. We find no effect of length, and again high individual variability not modulated by WMC scores hsp2026.org/abstracts/su...!
hsp2026.org
March 25, 2026 at 3:52 PM
Finally, Poster 7 (#54) So Young Lee and I test RCs in Korean once more. We carefully control for attachment plausibility and manipulate the length of the RC. We find no effect of length, and again high individual variability not modulated by WMC scores hsp2026.org/abstracts/su...!
Saturday! Poster 6 (#198) Relatedly, Shota, Grusha and I extend previous super cool work by Shota, and use a priming experiment to test whether English speakers represent null complementizers in full RCs but not in reduced RCs. Wanna find out? Come see our poster! hsp2026.org/abstracts/su...
hsp2026.org
March 25, 2026 at 3:52 PM
Saturday! Poster 6 (#198) Relatedly, Shota, Grusha and I extend previous super cool work by Shota, and use a priming experiment to test whether English speakers represent null complementizers in full RCs but not in reduced RCs. Wanna find out? Come see our poster! hsp2026.org/abstracts/su...
We argue that some “neutral” baselines used in previous studies might not be “structurally neutral” after all, and that graded priming alone is insufficient to infer shared structure, and for explicit commitments to structural and processing details hsp2026.org/abstracts/su...
hsp2026.org
March 25, 2026 at 3:52 PM
We argue that some “neutral” baselines used in previous studies might not be “structurally neutral” after all, and that graded priming alone is insufficient to infer shared structure, and for explicit commitments to structural and processing details hsp2026.org/abstracts/su...
We find high individual level variation, and that attachment preference is modulated by individual English proficiency as measured in a cloze task. No direct WMC effects but maybe cloze is also capturing that? hsp2026.org/abstracts/su...
hsp2026.org
March 25, 2026 at 3:52 PM
We find high individual level variation, and that attachment preference is modulated by individual English proficiency as measured in a cloze task. No direct WMC effects but maybe cloze is also capturing that? hsp2026.org/abstracts/su...
This Korean work a pilot study following up on some similar nonce-word results we got for English, and we would *love* feedback! hsp2026.org/abstracts/su...
hsp2026.org
March 25, 2026 at 3:52 PM
This Korean work a pilot study following up on some similar nonce-word results we got for English, and we would *love* feedback! hsp2026.org/abstracts/su...
Poster 2 (# 112). Randa Viets looks at Semantic Automata and Iterated (multiple) quantifiers. SA is an interesting attempt to provide a computational/algorithmic theory of quantifier verification. Do we confirm it? Not really! But we get some intriguing results! hsp2026.org/abstracts/su...
hsp2026.org
March 25, 2026 at 3:52 PM
Poster 2 (# 112). Randa Viets looks at Semantic Automata and Iterated (multiple) quantifiers. SA is an interesting attempt to provide a computational/algorithmic theory of quantifier verification. Do we confirm it? Not really! But we get some intriguing results! hsp2026.org/abstracts/su...