Chris Reed

Professor Chris Reed is a faculty member in the Computing department at the University of Dundee's School of Science and Engineering. He specializes in Computer Science and Philosophy, with a focus on argumentation technology and AI ethics. His work intersects with UN Sustainable Development Goals related to information integrity and collaborative reasoning.

• AI/automation
• Computing

Reed actively contributes to argument mining, discourse processing, and frame semantic parsing. His research spans corpus linguistics, dialogue systems, and argumentation schemes, with recent projects like TITAN (AI against disinformation) and Deliberation Laboratory.

His publications emphasize effective sampling strategies, relation classification, and collaborative reasoning in computational contexts. Articles include "Looking at the Unseen" (2025), "Prompt Templates for Argument Relation Classification" (2025), and "Superquestions and some ways to answer them" (2025).

Scientific Awards

• Commendation for Engagement Project of the Year 2019
• Commendation for Engagement Project of the Year 2018

Reed collaborates with institutions like the University of East London, Università della Svizzera italiana, and Warsaw University of Technology. He is available for media commentary on his research areas.