Anna Rogers
Rogers earned a doctorate in computational linguistics in Tokyo and conducted postdoctoral work in language learning at Massachusetts Lowell and social-data science at Copenhagen. She has a research role at the IT University of Copenhagen. Rogers coauthored the ACL 2024 study AI News Content Farms Are Easy to Make and Hard to Detect. The work examines synthetic news and detection in an Italian case study. She received a 2024 Villum Young Investigator award for PlagAIrism. The project studies methods for attributing text generated by language models to training data.
- Works
- 64
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As of October 2026
Language and social-data research
Rogers earned a doctorate in computational linguistics in Tokyo and conducted postdoctoral work in language learning at Massachusetts Lowell and social-data science at Copenhagen. She has a research role at the IT University of Copenhagen.
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2024
Testing synthetic news
Rogers coauthored the ACL 2024 study AI News Content Farms Are Easy to Make and Hard to Detect. The work examines synthetic news and detection in an Italian case study.
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2024
Source attribution research
She received a 2024 Villum Young Investigator award for PlagAIrism. The project studies methods for attributing text generated by language models to training data.
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