LLM Working Group

Wednesday, November 19, -
How can AI, Natural Language Processing, machine learning, and computational approaches advance research and education in the humanities and interpretive social sciences? how can humanistic methodologies inform and challenge applications of AI? This working group aims to bring together graduate and advanced undergraduate students across the university who are interested in the intersections of computation, humanities, and the social sciences.
Sponsor

Information Initiative at Duke (iiD)

Co-Sponsor(s)

+DataScience (+DS); Bass Connections-Information, Society & Culture; Center for Computational Humanities; Computer Science; Electrical and Computer Engineering (ECE); English; Information Science + Studies (ISS); Mathematics; Pratt School of Engineering; Social Science Research Institute (SSRI); Statistical Science

Gross Hall room 355

Contact

Astrid Guigni
astrid.giugni@duke.edu