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Looking forward to joining The Center for Digital Humanities at Princeton on Monday to discuss Distant Viewing and our latest work on multimodal LLMs!

How do computers “view” images, and how can viewing with them inform our understanding of the past? Join us tomorrow 10/21 at @princeton for "Distant Viewing: AI and Ways of Seeing," with Lauren Tilton (University of Richmond; Distant Viewing Lab). Info/RSVP: cdh.princeton.edu/events/2024/10…

Last month, CDH kicked off the African Languages in the Age of AI Speaker Series with a full house for Vukosi Marivate 🇿🇦🚀📊's talk, "A New Agenda for African Languages x AI: Everything, Everywhere, All At Once". 📹 Watch the recording at: cdh.princeton.edu/events/2024/09…. @princeton

Check out The Uses of AI for Writing Economic History workshop on 11/6 with Louis Hyman & Matthew L. Jones: "AI tools will not replace historians anytime soon but are increasingly used in researching economic history" jrc.princeton.edu/events/hyman-j… Julis-Rabinowitz Center for Public Policy &Finance Princeton School of Public & International Affairs Princeton History

In a Q&A after her recent lecture for the CDH, Lauren Tilton (Distant Viewing, University of Richmond) remarks on the humanities' role in shaping AI, her work with the Distant Viewing Lab, and her concerns and hopes for AI for humanities scholarship. Read it on the blog: cdh.princeton.edu/blog/2024/11/1…

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For those in Princeton tonight! The editors of The European Review of Books (Sander Pleij, Wiegertje Postma, and George Blaustein) will hear 3-minute pitches from audience members who’d like to propose an article idea for publication in the magazine. ihum.princeton.edu/events/pitchin…

Join us for the final African Languages in the Age of AI series lecture this Friday, 11/22 at Princeton University with Graham Neubig (Carnegie Mellon University): "Towards AI Models That Can Visually Understand the World's Cultures." More info/RSVP: cdh.princeton.edu/events/2024/11…

Innovation and the ancients: Princeton Classics professor is using #AI to fill in gaps in centuries-old texts. It's one example in a sweeping new humanities initiative at the university. bit.ly/3Zgc84O

Today at 4:30 in Friend Center 006!

We're thrilled to share the recording of Ernest Mwebaze's talk, "End-to-End African Language Technology" from our African Languages in the Age of AI Speaker Series! Watch on our website here: cdh.princeton.edu/events/2024/10… @princeton

We are excited to share CDH Project Manager Mary Naydan's Princeton University Winter Session workshop: Project Management 101! This one-day intensive will provide a crash course in PM theory and practice, focusing on software dev in an academic research context. cglink.me/2gi/r1953192

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CDH Postdoc Happy B. Kasumba on the @princeton Homepage! 📰 His Freshman Seminar "Teaching Computers to Understand African Languages" focuses on the challenges around increasing the representation of African languages in LLMs & access to the benefits of AI. bit.ly/4aUVonR