Humanistic AI Conference: Generative Models and the Future of Cultural and Historical Interpretation

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Sponsored by the Rhodes Information Initiative, the Humanistic AI conference is designed to foster substantive dialogue between the humanities and the sciences.
The conference will explore questions such as: How might large language models be used to simulate or operationalize historical knowledge? How is generative AI reshaping concepts such as authorship, interpretation, and evidence? And how might current AI models be redesigned to better accommodate humanistic perspectives and theories?

Register here: https://duke.kualibuild.com/app/6a4fe3b7240150029eedd2bc/start

For more information: https://sites.duke.edu/humanisticaisymposium/sample-page/

Location: Gross Hall 330

Dates: All day Friday, Sept 25, half day Sept 26 (9-1pm)
Sponsor

Information Initiative at Duke (iiD)

Co-Sponsor(s)

+DataScience (+DS); Bass Connections; Biostatistics and Bioinformatics; Center for Computational Humanities; Center for Computational Thinking; Computational Biology and Bioinformatics (CBB); Computer Science; Duke Digital Humanities Initiative; Duke Quantum Center; Electrical and Computer Engineering (ECE); English; Franklin Humanities Institute (FHI); Humanities Writ Large; Information Science + Studies (ISS); Mathematics; Nicholas Institute for Energy, Environment and Sustainability; Pratt School of Engineering; Social Science Research Institute (SSRI); Statistical Science

Flyer for Humanistic AI Conference

Contact

Astrid Giugni
astrid.giugni@duke.edu