Conversation analyst at the University of York. I post about CA methods, turn-taking, multimodality, the recruitment of assistance, and other topics—e/acc
As an experiment, I transformed one of my lectures into a programmatic video using AI. It introduces the conventions for multimodal transcription developed by Lorenza Mondada.
https://t.co/zsEN4z1UdQ
@chase_mccoy@claudeai I can drag the window when it’s narrow now! ��� The old app didn’t have any places to click. I’d still rather be able to click and drag on the title than edit it though.
Meet Dessa, our AI model trained from scratch on nothing but speech.
We believe speech is the natural interface for technology. So we built Dessa.
And we’re inviting AI safety researchers to explore Dessa.
Learn more: https://t.co/6wA8KhWdjn
@amorriscode@trq212 Please make it easier to click and drag the app window on macOS, especially when it’s narrow. It can be hard to find a free spot to click on. Mac apps should allow you to click on the title bar text to reposition the window.
@ajambrosino Merge ChatGPT and Codex. Merge Chat and Work. The distinction that matters is whether you want the thread to work with files. If you do, attach a folder.
@nateparrott I’ve just used the Claude Slides for the first time. It’s absolutely phenomenal! 🤯 Thank you and everyone involved for creating such a useful product. 🙏 One feature request: the ability to embed/link video clips, especially if they can stay local.
AI presents serious challenges for education, but the creation of new forms of instructional media is one of the greatest opportunities.
While a video like this won't replace a lecture, it can supplement one, and for some students, it will make a difference.
As an experiment, I transformed one of my lectures into a programmatic video using AI. It introduces the conventions for multimodal transcription developed by Lorenza Mondada.
https://t.co/zsEN4z1UdQ
📢 Abstract update!
Invited speaker Richard Ogden (University of York): "The phonetic and social organisation of laughter" — on how co-participants coordinate laughter in conversation, across English, German, Spanish & Finnish.
Programme 👇
https://t.co/tXVkViWAmJ
📢 Abstract update!
Invited speaker Ana Cristina Ostermann (UFRGS & CNPq, Brazil): "Where there's life, there is hope: Calibrating hope in the face of impending death" — on hope in physician–family phone calls during COVID-19.
Full programme 👇
https://t.co/tXVkViWAmJ
Our YorCCA 2026 programme is now available!
You can view the full conference and workshop schedule here:
https://t.co/tXVkViWAmJ
We look forward to seeing you in York this July!