AIF: A Unified Format for Argumentation
anselm · x · 2026-07-20
AIF (Argument Interchange Format) is a general format for argument representation, unifying concepts across different argument languages to aid research and tool development. It acts as an intermediary between representations such as Description Logic, Rationale Format, ASPIC+, and as a structured language for LLMs to receive and express arguments with less ambiguity.
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