Part of Speech Tagging of Neopronouns: An Exploration of Gender Inclusion in Artificial Intelligence
When utilizing artificial intelligence, bias is pervasive. This is also true of gender bias, especially for individuals who fall outside of the gender binary. Some of these individuals utilize neopronouns, or "new pronouns", which are often not properly identified when classified automatically.
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Lain Nelson
(They/Them)
Student, Cornell University
Lain is an undergraduate studying Natural Language Processing (NLP) at Cornell University. They are majoring in computer science and intend to graduate in 2026. Lain grew up in New York City. They love performing, and have been onstage at Carnegie Hall, Madison Square Garden and Citi Field. They also love to learn from others and will happily engage in intellectual conversations (especially when someone else is excited). They hope to work in making AI more inclusive.
Here is a little introductory video made for the Cornell Laidlaw Program.
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