Computer-Assisted Corpus Analysis: An Introduction to Concepts, Processes, and Decisions

Lang, Susan S.; Buell, Duncan A.; Elliot, Norbert

doi:10.1109/tpc.2022.3228026

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Shifting Dynamics in Online Sex Work: A Pilot Analysis of ‘Sexual Content’ in Terms of Service

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2023 IEEE International Professional Communication Conference (ProComm)

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Shifting Dynamics in Online Sex Work: A Pilot Analysis of ‘Sexual Content’ in Terms of Service

Jordan

2023

2023 IEEE International Professional Communication Conference (ProComm)

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Dense and Disconnected: Analyzing the Sedimented Style of ChatGPT-Generated Text at Scale

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ChatGPT and other LLMs are at the forefront of pedagogical considerations in classrooms across the academy. Many studies have spoken to the technology’s capacity to generate one-off texts in a variety of genres. This study complements those by inquiring into its capacity to generate compelling texts at scale. In this study, we quantitatively and qualitatively analyze a small corpus of generated texts in two genres and gauge it against novice and published academic writers along known dimensions of linguistic variation. Theoretically, we position and historicize ChatGPT as a writing technology and consider the ways in which generated text may not be congruent with established trajectories of writing development in higher education. Our study found that generated texts are more informationally dense than authored texts and often read as dialogically closed, “empty,” and “fluffy.” We close with a discussion of potentially explanatory linguistic features, as well as relevant pedagogical implications.

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Computer-Assisted Corpus Analysis: An Introduction to Concepts, Processes, and Decisions

Cited by 2 publications

References 32 publications

Shifting Dynamics in Online Sex Work: A Pilot Analysis of ‘Sexual Content’ in Terms of Service

Shifting Dynamics in Online Sex Work: A Pilot Analysis of ‘Sexual Content’ in Terms of Service

Dense and Disconnected: Analyzing the Sedimented Style of ChatGPT-Generated Text at Scale

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