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Integrated evidence and claim retrieval, stance and argument-quality assessment, narrative construction and opponent-rebuttal processing into a system evaluated in competitive spoken debates with expert humans.
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Noam Slonim; Yonatan Bilu; Carlos Alzate; Roy Bar-Haim; Ben Bogin; Francesca Bonin; Leshem Choshen; Edo Cohen-Karlik; Lena Dankin; Lilach Edelstein; Liat Ein-Dor; Roni Friedman-Melamed; Assaf Gavron; Ariel Gera; Martin Gleize; Shai Gretz; Dan Gutfreund; Alon Halfon; Daniel Hershcovich; Ron Hoory; Yufang Hou; Shay Hummel; Michal Jacovi; Charles Jochim; Yoav Kantor; Yoav Katz; David Konopnicki; Zvi Kons; Lili Kotlerman; Dalia Krieger; Dan Lahav; Tamar Lavee; Ran Levy; Naftali Liberman; Yosi Mass; Amir Menczel; Shachar Mirkin; Guy Moshkowich; Shila Ofek-Koifman; Matan Orbach; Ella Rabinovich; Ruty Rinott; Slava Shechtman; Dafna Sheinwald; Eyal Shnarch; Ilya Shnayderman; Aya Soffer; Artem Spector; Benjamin Sznajder; Assaf Toledo; Orith Toledo-Ronen; Elad Venezian; Ranit Aharonov
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Project Debater: integrated autonomous argument mining and spoken debate
Integrated evidence and claim retrieval, stance and argument-quality assessment, narrative construction and opponent-rebuttal processing into a system evaluated in competitive spoken debates with expert humans.
Scientific scope
The record concerns the source-reported integration and documented debate evaluation. Public participation in a debate is not victory over the world champion or evidence of unrestricted human-level reasoning.
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People and systems
Noam Slonim; Yonatan Bilu; Carlos Alzate; Roy Bar-Haim; Ben Bogin; Francesca Bonin; Leshem Choshen; Edo Cohen-Karlik; Lena Dankin; Lilach Edelstein; Liat Ein-Dor; Roni Friedman-Melamed; Assaf Gavron; Ariel Gera; Martin Gleize; Shai Gretz; Dan Gutfreund; Alon Halfon; Daniel Hershcovich; Ron Hoory; Yufang Hou; Shay Hummel; Michal Jacovi; Charles Jochim; Yoav Kantor; Yoav Katz; David Konopnicki; Zvi Kons; Lili Kotlerman; Dalia Krieger; Dan Lahav; Tamar Lavee; Ran Levy; Naftali Liberman; Yosi Mass; Amir Menczel; Shachar Mirkin; Guy Moshkowich; Shila Ofek-Koifman; Matan Orbach; Ella Rabinovich; Ruty Rinott; Slava Shechtman; Dafna Sheinwald; Eyal Shnarch; Ilya Shnayderman; Aya Soffer; Artem Spector; Benjamin Sznajder; Assaf Toledo; Orith Toledo-Ronen; Elad Venezian; Ranit Aharonov
Source-listed authors or explicitly credited technical contributors for the cited versions. Family entries retain source-specific attribution; a combined list is not one original-paper byline or equal individual work. Names alone do not establish resolved identities.