Mormor Karl

The ‘Mormor Karl’ project (‘Grandma Karl’ in English) targets several aspects of automatic pseudonymization, aiming to advance Sweden’s work on open access to research data, namely: (1) semantic and structural correctness of replacements, (2) effects of pseudonymization on research data and (3) its effectiveness in protecting identities of writers.

Computational Approaches to Language Data Pseudonymization — a post-workshop report

It is 8:45 AM, local time, at Hotel Corinthia in Malta, and we are testing out our Zoom room, setting up the table for the panel discussion, and fighting off...

Doctoral researcher position in Helsinki

We are currently looking for another PhD student for the project, official title Doctoral researcher. The position is 3 years full time at the University o...

Computational Approaches to Language Data Pseudonymization

CALD-pseudo workshop at EACL 2024 a cross-disciplinary forum for advancing privacy protection of unstructured text data & data openness through pseudony...

Open House at Mormor Karl’s

Call for participation We cordially invite all those interested in all aspects of pseudonymization and privacy protec...

The role of pseudonymisation on training large language models: an interview with Simon Dobnik and colleagues

Simon Dobnik, a core researcher from the Mormor Karl project from University of Gothenburg working on computational semantics and language modelling, argue...