ERC Consolidator Grant · 2022
Tensors and Neural Networks for Computational Creativity
Creativity in language is ubiquitous. It is abundantly present in work with an explicit creative intention - such as literary novels or poems - but weighty doses of creativity also pervade everyday language use. We believe that a computational model of creativity that focuses on language will shed light on the enigmatic processes and interactions that come into play when we humans express ourselves in creative ways. Moreover, natural language generation systems - in order to produce realistic utterances - need to be endowed with a certain capacity for creativity. The main goal of this research project is to develop unsupervised models of language that exhibit creativity. In order to do so,…
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