YRRSDS 2023 is an open forum for spoken dialog researchers to discuss their work and research interests. This is the 19th edition of the annual roundtable that provides a networking platform for young researchers in the field. It serves as a playground for stimulating new ideas, sharing tools, and discussing current issues in the Spoken Dialog Systems research.

A workshop for creating, investigating and improving tools for producing and evaluating counter speech.

In this eleventh challenge, the call for task proposals has resulted into the following 5 different tracks split across two sessions: (1) Ambiguous Candidate Identification and Coreference Resolution for Immersive Multimodal Conversations, (2) Intent Induction from Conversations for Task-Oriented Dialogue, (3) Speech-Aware Dialog Systems Technology Challenge, (4) Robust and Multilingual Automatic Evaluation Metrics for Open-Domain Dialogue Systems and (5) Task-oriented Conversational Modeling with Subjective Knowledge.

Playing with large language models can be fun. But what if you really need them? Bring your own laptop, programming skills, and open mind. In a team of 3-5 people, you will have 6 hours to build a system for data-to-text generation.

The goal of our workshop is to provide a common ground for experts working on different models and tasks related to controllable text generation. The interplay between research on controlled-generation and instruction-based learning paradigms sits at the heart of our discussions. Here, they can share task-agnostic solutions, engage in evaluations, and discuss task-specific challenges. By encouraging communication, collaboration, and research amongst attendees, the workshop intends to foster insightful debates about the recent progress of the NLG community.

This event aims to bring together researchers working on text generation from multimodal input data. The workshop also emphasises multilinguality as an ongoing, open challenge for text generation methods, especially for languages which are relatively under-resourced.

In this workshop, we invite researchers and practitioners both in academia and industry with backgrounds across different disciplines including psychology, artificial intelligence, natural language processing, and autism research for a discussion on how to connect these disciplines to different AI techniques for autism research and diagnosis focused on interaction.

THIS WORKSHOP WAS CANCELLED.