QUALICO2025（国際計量言語学会大会）

2025年6月26日～6月28日，於マサリク大学教養学部（チェコ）

抄録

The International Quantitative Linguistics Conference 2025 (QUALICO 2025) was held at the Masaryk University from June 26 to June 28, 2025. It was organized by the Department of Czech Language at the Faculty of Arts, Masaryk University, together with the International Quantitative Linguistics Association (IQLA). Three keynote lecturers were invited, and 34 papers for talks and five papers for a poster session were presented. Participants from 18 countries attended, including EU countries such as the Czech Republic, Spain, and Italy, as well as Canada, the U.S., Brazil, China, and Japan. Of the 34 papers, six were presented by Japanese researchers or by a foreign student studying in Japan. Additionally, a paper dealing with Japanese data was presented by researchers whose native languages are not Japanese. Most papers focused on classical or fundamental topics such as quantitative indices and valency theory; linguistic laws such as the Menzerath-Altmann’s law and stylometry (including authorship attribution); and large language models (LLMs). Several research presentations focused on AI. The premise of research in this field is the growing presence of AI-generated text in society and academia. Studies have examined how this affects human society and politics, including developing methods for AI detection (identifying whether content was generated by AI) and comparing corpora containing AI-generated texts with those composed of human-authored texts. The IQLA Council Business Meeting was held and new board members were selected. The next conference in Barcelona has been planned for 2027. A call for papers for the next conference will be announced on IQLA’s website.