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Congist'24
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Theoretical Foundations
AI in Humanities Scholarship: The role of AI in transforming traditional humanities research methodologies.
Ethical-Political Considerations: The ethical-political implications of employing AI in humanities research.
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Digital Tools and Techniques
Text Analysis and Natural Language Processing: AI-driven text analysis techniques in literary and historical research.
Data Visualization in Humanities: How data visualization tools enhance understanding of complex humanities data.
Machine Learning and Pattern Recognition: How machine learning algorithms can uncover hidden patterns in historical, literary, and artistic data.
Digital Narratives and Storytelling: The use of AI in creating interactive and immersive digital narratives in the humanities.
Translation: The use of AI in interlingual transfer of cultural elements with AI-Powered text and audio translation applications.
Scientific Text Production: The role of artificial intelligence in generating scientific knowledge and academic writing.
Cognitive Science: AI and modelling human behavior, emotions, and development.
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Case Studies and Applications
Digital Archiving and Preservation: Showcasing projects that use AI for digital archiving and cultural preservation.
AI in Art and Music: The intersection of AI and creative practices in art and music.
AI in Linguistic and Cultural Studies: Presenting case studies where AI assists in understanding linguistic evolution and cultural phenomena.
Digitization of Historical Artefacts: Showcasing AI's role in the digitization, preservation, and analysis of historical artefacts and documents.
AI in Literary Texts and Movies: The portrayals of AI in cyberpunk, science fiction, and dystopian genres.
AI in Media: The representations of AI-powered technologies in media discourse.
AI in Education: Evaluation of use of AI based technologies as education tools and its pedagogical limitations.
Psychology, AI and Digital Technologies: Human behavior in metaverse and human-AI interactions.
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Interdisciplinary Approaches
Collaborations Between Computer Science and Humanities: Highlighting successful interdisciplinary projects and best practices for collaboration.
Global Inequities and Technology Access: Addressing disparities in technological access and its implications for digital humanities.
Networking Sessions: Opportunities for attendees to connect and discuss potential collaborations and projects.
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Workshops, Panel Discussions and Hands-On Sessions
Digital Humanities Tools and Software: Interactive sessions on using specific digital tools in humanities research.
AI Application Development for Humanities: Workshops on developing custom AI applications tailored for humanities projects.
Data Management and Ethics in Digital Humanities: Workshops on managing large data sets and addressing ethical concerns in digital humanities research.
Future of Digital Humanities: Panel discussions on the future trajectory of digital humanities and the evolving role of AI.
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