Bingsheng "Arthur" Yao
INTJ
I sometimes write codes.

5th year Ph.D. candidate in Computer Science (Advisor: Prof. Jim Hendler) at Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute (RPI).
His research interests lie at the intersection of NLP and HCI, currently focusing on enhancing human-AI collaborative workflow in various real-world scenarios. He had worked closely with researchers from IBM Research and Prof. Dakuo Wang from Northeastern University.
People often ask me why I don’t have a profile photo. The truth is that I haven’t been in front of a camera in almost a decade, except for renewing my driver’s license and passport. So, despite my fellows “strongly recommending” me having a profile photo, I don’t really have a picture to put here (and other social networking platforms) yet. This challenging task is on my radar, though.
News
2023.10 | Our paper, A Discourse Framework for Science Journalism, was accepted to EMNLP 2023, and another paper that I first-authored, Active Learning Empowered by Natural Language Explanations, was accepted to EMNLP 2023 Findings |
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2023.07 | First-authored paper Objective Evaluation of Human Explanations was accepted to ACL 2023 for Oral Presentation |
2022.05 | Two first-authored papers, QA-Pair Generation for Story Books and FairytaleQA Dataset were accepted to ACL 2022 |
2022.04 | Our paper StoryBuddy was accepted to CHI 2022 |
2021.09 | Our paper Narrative Open-Domain QA Techniques was accepted to TACL (2021) 9 |
2020.03 | Our paper Trust in AutoML was accepted to IUI 2020 |
Publications
2023
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- ’Don’t Get Too Technical with Me’: A Discourse Structure-Based Framework for Science Journalism2023