Natural Language Learning


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The Natural Language Learning (NLL) reading group is a student-run group at UT Austin and part of the UT Austin NLP and Computational Linguistics community. We discuss recent papers in NLP, ML, and Computational Linguistics, and occasionally host invited talks. All students, postdocs, and faculty interested in language technologies are welcome to join!

The group is currently organized by Juan Diego Rodriguez.


Fall 2026

August 28, Jay-Yoon Lee, Reasoning over Sets: Toward Consistent LLM Systems (invited talk)

September 4, Mechanistic Interpretability and Program Synthesis


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History

NLL was created by Ray Mooney in 1991. It was previously organized by: For previous discussions, see Previous Discussions.