Anna Korhonen's research interests are computational linguistics, natural language processing and artificial intelligence; language technologies serving diverse languages, cultures and communities; human-centred AI bridging technology and society; and AI for equitable and sustainable global development.
Empirical foundations of syntax; corpus and experimental studies of variation in English grammar; cognitive architectures of grammar; the dynamics of probabilistic grammar; linguistic typology; Bantu morphosyntax; lexical-functional grammar
Theoretical linguistics, especially morphosemantics, morphosyntax and typology; underdocumented languages, especially Afroasiatic, Kiowa-Tanoan and South Caucasian; writing systems, their linguistic structure and decipherment.
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