Conversational Argument Search
Project information
submitted by
Johannes Kiesel
Co-Authors
Ademola Adewumi, Alban Bruder, Joel Chukwuebuka, Maximilian Kullmann, Sebastian Reichmann
Mentors
Johannes Kiesel, Lars Meyer, Benno Stein
Faculty:
Media
Degree programme:
Computer Science and Media (Bachelor of Science (B.Sc.)),
Computer Science and Media (english) (Master of Science (M.Sc.)),
Human-Computer Interaction (Master of Science (M.Sc.))
Type of project presentation
Research project
Semester
Summer semester 2020
Project description
Millions of arguments are shared on the web. Future informationsystems will be able to exploit this valuable knowledge source and to retrieve arguments relevant and convincing to our specific need—all with an interface as intuitive as asking your friend "Why...?". In this project, we want to take the next step towards such an informationsystem.
We employ our service args.me, which is the world-first argument search engine, and enrich it with an intuitive voice interface. We present here a first proof-of-concept demo that allows to ask for arguments, have them read, and switch result pages.
Demo: voice.args.me
Email: johannes.kiesel[at]uni-weimar.de
Exhibition Location / Event Location
- – ONLINE –, https://voice.args.me