This repository hosts the "NLP Newsletter," a curated digest of recent advancements and discussions in Natural Language Processing (NLP) and Machine Learning (ML). It targets researchers, developers, and enthusiasts seeking to stay updated on key trends, ethical considerations, and educational resources within the field. The newsletter provides concise summaries of significant papers, tools, and projects, fostering community engagement and knowledge sharing.

How It Works

The project curates and summarizes recent NLP and ML news, categorizing them into areas like fairness, ethics, society, and educational resources. It aims to provide a bi-weekly overview of the most impactful developments, making complex topics accessible to a broad audience. The newsletter's strength lies in its consistent delivery and community-driven contribution model, encouraging readers to submit their own findings and translations.

Quick Start & Requirements

• Subscription: Subscribe via the provided link to receive future issues.
• Contribution: Check the issues tab for tasks, particularly those tagged "good first issue."
• Community: Join the Slack group for discussions.

Highlighted Details

• Weekly or bi-weekly publication schedule.
• Covers a wide range of NLP/ML topics including ethics, society, and education.
• Community-driven contributions and translations are encouraged.
• Extensive archive of past issues available.

Maintenance & Community

• Active community engagement via Slack.
• Open to contributions for featured stories and translations.
• Contact available via email and Twitter for submissions.

Licensing & Compatibility

• The repository itself does not specify a license. The content is presented as a newsletter, implying a permissive use for informational purposes, but explicit licensing for reuse or redistribution of newsletter content is not detailed.

Limitations & Caveats

The repository primarily serves as an archive and subscription portal for the newsletter; it does not provide tooling or code for generating or processing the newsletter content itself. The licensing for the newsletter's content is not explicitly stated, which may pose restrictions on commercial use or derivative works.