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e-Symposium 2023: Crowding Out the Truth? A Simple Model of Misinformation, Polarization, and Meaningful Social Interactions
This paper delves into the critical role of social media in debates surrounding polarization, misinformation, and the state of democracy worldwide.



e-Symposium 2023: A methodology for Forecasting Election results from Tweets
Social networks as the virtual equivalent of the ancient agora have become a preeminent space of political discourse. They can nurture new political trends and reveal existing ones.



e-Symposium 2023: Depoliticising Social Media? The Politics of State-Sponsored, Election-related Disinformation Studies
The talk discusses the disinformation study undertaken by the author and commissioned by the Dutch Ministry of Internal Affairs, published in 2020. It introduces the context of the concern for ‘fake news’ in Europe after the U.S.


Geometric data analysis based on manifold learning with applications for image understanding
The conference paper gives in the first section a brief and easy understandable introduction into the basics of Riemannian geometry.


Representation Learning for Natural Language Processing
Provides a comprehensive overview of the representation learning techniques for natural language processing.
Presents a systematic and thorough introduction to the theory, algorithms and applications of representation learning.
Shares insights into


A Survey of Large Language Models
This survey highlights the complexity of language and the challenge of developing AI algorithms capable of understanding and generating language.