Join us for a casual discussion of the paper On the Dangers of Stochastic Parrots: Can Language Models Be Too Big? 🦜 Emily M. Bender, Timnit Gebru, Angelina McMillan-Major, and Shmargaret Shmitchell. 2021. On the Dangers of Stochastic Parrots: Can Language Models Be Too Big? 🦜 In Proceedings of the… Read More »Digital Humanities Research Network: On the Dangers of Stochastic Parrots
At next week’s meetup, Karin Stahel and Kaspar Middendorf will be reporting back on a recent trip they took to the USA, where they visited three different Digital Humanities programmes, at CUNY’s Graduate Center, University of Connecticut’s Greenhouse Studios, and George Mason’s Roy Rosenzweig Center for History and New Media.… Read More »Digital Humanities Research Network: DH Labs in the USA
Computational approaches to language modeling and translation, an active area of research for more than 75 years, have hit the mainstream. Writers, teachers, and readers have been encountering writing evaluators in wide deployment since the late 1990s, machine translation made readily available since the mid-2000s, procedurally generated text adventures since… Read More »Arts Digital Lab Seminar: Language Models and Reading Across Stories
More people are getting their stories through screens that respond to their curiosity and interests, and more and more these stories speak back to social issues, or even kickstart social movements. We invite you to an interactive creative storytelling workshop for making storygames driven by choices the reader makes. Enter… Read More »Workshop: How to Write an Interactive Storygame
ChatGPT is currently at the forefront of much debate about the impact of AI in education. We are therefore running a workshop next Wednesday 8 Feb at 3 – 4.30pm in Logie 613 to test ChatGPT’s capabilities and discuss its implications for teaching and assessment. The first part of the… Read More »Workshop: ChatGPT, teaching and assessment
This summer has been a busy one in the Arts Digital Lab, with eight students working in the Lab as Research Assistants, as Summer Scholars or on their own research. In this rapid-fire series of five-minute talks, students will reflect on the projects they’ve been working on. Coming from a… Read More »Arts Digital Lab Seminar: Student Reflections, Summer 2023
Join us on Wednesday 5th October at 11am in Logie 401 to explore new technologies for generating images from short text prompts. We’ll learn a little bit about how they work, and then Geoff and Katya will briefly talk about how this technology relates to their areas of research. We’re… Read More »Digital Humanities Research Network: Text-to-image generation
Australasian Association for Digital Humanities Conference Te Whare Wānanga o Waitaha | University of CanterburyAotearoa New Zealand22-25 November, 2021 The fifth biennial DHA conference of the Australasian Association for Digital Humanities (aaDH) will be held in November 2021 and will be virtual / on-line only. This will be the first… Read More »DHA2021 Ka Renarena Te Taukaea | Creating Communities
Seminar cancelled Unfortunately, due to circumstances beyond our control, this seminar has had to be cancelled. The pluses and minuses of corpus analysis for studying interviews Donald Matheson, Media and Communication/Arts Digital Lab Corpus analysis is a useful digital humanities tool for studying discourse, particularly when used in combination with… Read More »Arts Digital Lab Seminar: The pluses and minuses of corpus analysis for studying interviews
Research Assistant Reflections Semester One, 2021 A total of 17 Research Assistants have worked in the Arts Digital Lab this semester on a variety of projects. In this rapid-fire series of three-minute talks, our current Research Assistants will each reflect on the projects they’ve been working on. Coming from a… Read More »Arts Digital Lab Seminar: Research Assistant Reflections, Semester One, 2021
