Join us for a two-day conference exploring the intersection of AI and Digital Humanities.
This event is organized by the Centre de recherche interuniversitaire en humanités numériques (CRIHN) in collaboration with the Groupe de recherche sur les éditions critiques en contexte numérique (GREN) and the Milieux Institute.
Program:
Wednesday 15 January 2025:
- 10am-10.30m — Welcome and coffee
- 10.30am-11.15am — Paper #1 — Leonardo Laurence Impett (University of Cambridge): « The visual cultures of AI »
- 11.15am-12pm — Paper #2 — Douglas Reside (New York Public Library): « Using Generative AI to Learn from Archival Performance Photography »
- noon-1.30pm Lunch break
- 1.30pm-2.15pm — Paper #3 — Mohamed Cheriet (École de technologie supérieure, Montréal): « Unlocking the Past: AI-Based Visual Language Processing of Ancient Manuscript Collections »
- 2.15pm-3pm — Paper #4 — Umair Rehman (Western University): « Generative AI in Automating Think-Aloud Protocols and Heuristic Evaluations »
- 3pm-3.30pm — Coffee break
- 3.30pm-4.15pm — Paper #5 — Marianne Reboul (ENS Lyon): « Detecting intertext between Latin and Greek authors through LLMs »
- 4.15pm-5pm — Paper #6 — Diane Jakacki (Bucknell University) and Susan Brown(University of Guelph): « Tag Team: AI and TEI in LEAF Commons »
Thursday 16 January 2025:
- 9.30am-10am — Welcome and coffee
- 10am-10.45am — Paper #7 — Bart Simon (Concordia U): « A Tale of Machine Agencies: AI as a Toy, not a Tool »
- 10.45am-11.30am — Paper #8 — Faith Majekolagbe (University of Alberta): « Copyright Ethics and Artificial Intelligence »
- 11.30am-11.45am — Coffee break
- 11.45am-12.30pm — Paper #9 — Sil Robert Hamilton (Cornell University): « On Structuring Data for the Digital Humanities »
📅: January 15-16, 2025 | 10-5 PM
📍: Milieux Resource Room EV 11.705
