Pirmā “Digitālās humanitārās zinātnes” raidieraksta epizode veltīta runas korpusu izpētei mūsdienās, tekstu un runas korpusu vēsturei, dzīvās valodas pētīšanas specifikai un mākslīgā intelekta apmācīšanai latviešu valodā. Raidieraksta vadītājs Haralds Matulis sarunājas ar LU Matemātikas un informātikas institūta vadošo pētnieci Ilzi Auziņu. Skaties ierakstu arī YouTube https://youtu.be/9vAdw9o5vRE.

DH Raidieraksts: Nr.1 - Runas korpusi

Our November Epistemicast Roundtables will focus on the life and Legacy of Aaron Swartz. Ahead of this, in this edition of the podcast we speak with Renate Kriel of Net:Art, with a focus on the Aaron’s Law artistic-technical project series she has been running across Austria throughout the year.

We explore what Renate has learned about Swartz, how his passion for Open Access relates to the arts, and we learn about how today’s artists have interpreted his enormous legacy.

Net:Art Website: https://www.netart.cc/

Aaron’s Law Project Series: https://www.netart.cc/aarons-law

September 23, 2023 Project at the Ars Electronica: https://ars.electronica.art/who-owns-the-truth/de/aarons-law/

Aaron’s Law - An artistic-technical project series celebrating the life of Aaron Swartz

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In this episode of Facts About the Negro you will learn about Sidi Moulay Mohammad Ben Arafa, Head of Ahmosis, and Captain William Ward. This series is written by Joel A. Rogers and this podcast series is connected with the Decoding Diaspora Project directed by Dr. Richard Newton.
Ep 17  Show Notes
In this page of Facts About the Negro, written by Joel Augustus Rogers and Illustrated by ___ we hear the stories of Sidi Moulay Mohammad Ben Arafa, Head of Ahmosis, and Captain William Ward. To view the original newspaper clipping, visit:
https://scalar.usc.edu/works/decoding-diaspora/media/fn-17
Intro and Outro
With J. A. Rogers having been a fan of jazz, we selected Loco Lobo’s “My Favorite Jazz Lounge Compilation Remastered” as a fitting reflection of the period and genre’s sensibilities.
https://freemusicarchive.org/music/Lobo_Loco/my-favorite-jazz-lounge-compilation-remastered/ambient-blues-joe-id-773-remastered/
Story 1 (Sidi Moulay Mohammad Ben Arafa)
Traditional Morrocan live music (by freesound user eelke)
https://freesound.org/people/Eelke/sounds/266645/

Story 2 (Head of Ahmosis)
Egyptian music (created by freesound user PureDesignGirl)
https://freesound.org/people/PureDesignGirl/sounds/433021/
sword against sword.wav (created by freesound user Fenodyrie)
https://freesound.org/people/Fenodyrie/sounds/568790/


Story 3 (Captain William ward)
Harmonica1.wav (created by freesound user uncleSigmund)
https://freesound.org/people/UncleSigmund/sounds/31467/
Harmonica2.wav (created by freesound user uncleSigmund)
https://freesound.org/people/UncleSigmund/sounds/31468/
Cannon5.wav (created by freesound user isaac200000)
https://freesound.org/people/Isaac200000/sounds/184651/

Recording Voice(s) Hannah Alexander, Erica Bennet

Ep17 Facts About the Negro

This series is written by Joel A. Rogers and this podcast series is connected with the Decoding Diaspora Project directed by Dr. Richard Newton.
Ep 18  Show Notes
In this page of Facts About the Negro, written by Joel Augustus Rogers and Illustrated by ___ we hear the stories of The Nile, Tiraquah, and Oregon’s Black Law. To view the original newspaper clipping, visit:
https://scalar.usc.edu/works/decoding-diaspora/media/fn-18
Intro and Outro
With J. A. Rogers having been a fan of jazz, we selected Loco Lobo’s “My Favorite Jazz Lounge Compilation Remastered” as a fitting reflection of the period and genre’s sensibilities.
https://freemusicarchive.org/music/Lobo_Loco/my-favorite-jazz-lounge-compilation-remastered/ambient-blues-joe-id-773-remastered/
Story 1 (The Nile)
Brick Falling (Created by freesound user Drummerman)
https://freesound.org/people/drummerman/sounds/368128/
Winter river night (Created by freesond user reneepoisson)
https://freesound.org/people/drummerman/sounds/368128/

Story 2 (Tiraquah)
Sword against sword (created by freesound user fenodyrie)
https://freesound.org/people/Fenodyrie/sounds/568790/
Flipping through a book (created by freesound user Tats14)
https://freesound.org/people/Tats14/sounds/408786/

Story 3 (Oregon’s Black Law)
Crowd speaking, chattering, talking (created by freesound user misjoc)
https://freesound.org/people/misjoc/sounds/400588/

Recording voice(s): Hannah Alexander, Erica Bennet)

Ep18 Facts About the Negro

Ep 19 Show Notes
In this page of Facts About the Negro, written by Joel Augustus Rogers and Illustrated by ___ we hear the stories of James Audobon, Ham Makusa, and the buddah. To view the original newspaper clipping, visit:
https://scalar.usc.edu/works/decoding-diaspora/media/fn-19
Intro and Outro
With J. A. Rogers having been a fan of jazz, we selected Loco Lobo’s “My Favorite Jazz Lounge Compilation Remastered” as a fitting reflection of the period and genre’s sensibilities.
https://freemusicarchive.org/music/Lobo_Loco/my-favorite-jazz-lounge-compilation-remastered/ambient-blues-joe-id-773-remastered/
Story 1 (James Audobon)
Park Ambience -Mostly birds (created by freesound user mafon2)
https://freesound.org/people/Mafon2/sounds/274175/

Story 2 (Ham Makusa)
Traditional xylophone in the Kampala museum, Uganda (created by freesound user Laklop)
https://freesound.org/people/Laklop/sounds/541420/

Story 3 (The Buddah)
01 Ohm 3 voices.wav (Created by freesound user ellenmentor)
https://freesound.org/people/ellenmentor/sounds/395402/

Recording Voice(s): Erica Bennet, Sami Kate Kickert

Ep19 Facts About the Negro

Ep 16  Show Notes
In this page of Facts About the Negro, written by Joel Augustus Rogers and Illustrated by ___ we hear the stories of King Denis and Corporal Isaiah Mays. To view the original newspaper clipping, visit:
https://scalar.usc.edu/works/decoding-diaspora/media/fn-16
Intro and Outro
With J. A. Rogers having been a fan of jazz, we selected Loco Lobo’s “My Favorite Jazz Lounge Compilation Remastered” as a fitting reflection of the period and genre’s sensibilities.
https://freemusicarchive.org/music/Lobo_Loco/my-favorite-jazz-lounge-compilation-remastered/ambient-blues-joe-id-773-remastered/
Story 1 (King Denis)
Africa Pavillion Drum Jam (Created by freesound user RTB45)
https://freesound.org/people/RTB45/sounds/160489/
Conversation in a driving school (Created by freesound user aisselles)
https://freesound.org/people/aisselles/sounds/703784/
R4_00196v2_FR_CatholicMonks.Wav (created by freesound user kevp888)
https://freesound.org/people/kevp888/sounds/575756/

Story 2 (Corp. Isaiah Mays)
Civil War Field Loop (Created by freesound user SergeQuafrado)
https://freesound.org/people/SergeQuadrado/sounds/468542/
Western Shot Modern 1.wav & Western Shot Modern 3.wav (both created by free sound user Rock Savage)
https://freesound.org/people/Rock%20Savage/sounds/58904/
https://freesound.org/people/Rock%20Savage/sounds/58906/

Recording Voice(s): Anna Byrd, Erica Bennet

Ep16 Facts About the Negro

Ep 14  Show Notes
In this page of Facts About the Negro, written by Joel Augustus Rogers and Illustrated by ___ we hear the stories of Alum Ahiyou, Alice, and Robert Gordon. To view the original newspaper clipping, visit:
https://scalar.usc.edu/works/decoding-diaspora/media/fn-14
Intro and Outro
With J. A. Rogers having been a fan of jazz, we selected Loco Lobo’s “My Favorite Jazz Lounge Compilation Remastered” as a fitting reflection of the period and genre’s sensibilities.
https://freemusicarchive.org/music/Lobo_Loco/my-favorite-jazz-lounge-compilation-remastered/ambient-blues-joe-id-773-remastered/
Story 1 (Alum Ahiyou)
Royal Entrance Music (Created by freesound user dominictreis)
https://freesound.org/people/dominictreis/sounds/558839/
Story 2 (Alice)
Bach_fugue_in_Gmin.mp3

https://freesound.org/people/roby_caso/sounds/135883/

Writing on paper.wav (created by freesound user rivernile7)

https://freesound.org/people/rivernile7/sounds/234016/

Story 3 (Robert Gordon)

Hammering Nails, close a.wave (created by freesound user inspectorj)

https://freesound.org/people/InspectorJ/sounds/406048/

Shoveling coal.wav (created by freesound user jokallset)

Recording Voices: Erica Bennet, Madelyn Ashburn

Ep14 Facts About the Negro

Ep 20 Show Notes
In this page of Facts About the Negro, written by Joel Augustus Rogers and Illustrated by ___ we hear the stories of Dr. Hastings Banda, Declaration of independence, and Negro american. To view the original newspaper clipping, visit:
https://scalar.usc.edu/works/decoding-diaspora/media/fn-20
Intro and Outro
With J. A. Rogers having been a fan of jazz, we selected Loco Lobo’s “My Favorite Jazz Lounge Compilation Remastered” as a fitting reflection of the period and genre’s sensibilities.
https://freemusicarchive.org/music/Lobo_Loco/my-favorite-jazz-lounge-compilation-remastered/ambient-blues-joe-id-773-remastered/
Story 1 (Dr. Hastings Banda)
Public Domain Recording of Pomp and circumstance by Edward Elgar (1857–1934), Public domain, via Wikimedia Commons
https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Pomp_and_circumstances_No._1.ogg
Story 2 (Declaration of Independance)
United States National Anthem (The Star Spangled Banner) Created by The United States Army Old Guard Fife and Drum Corps
https://freemusicarchive.org/music/The_United_States_Army_Old_Guard_Fife_and_Drum_Corps/Celebrating_50_Years/02_1942/
Story 3 (Negro American)
Happy Birthday to You Jazz (Created by freesound user: SergeQuadrado)
https://freesound.org/people/SergeQuadrado/sounds/541176/

Happy birthday was chosen to represent the averages ages shown in the story


Recording Voice(s): Erica Bennet, Sami Kate Kickert

Ep20 Facts About the Negro

Ep 21 Show Notes
In this page of Facts About the Negro, written by Joel Augustus Rogers and Illustrated by ___ we hear the stories of the most famous cows in the world, Eben Melch, and 1651 England. To view the original newspaper clipping, visit:
https://scalar.usc.edu/works/decoding-diaspora/media/fn-21
Intro and Outro
With J. A. Rogers having been a fan of jazz, we selected Loco Lobo’s “My Favorite Jazz Lounge Compilation Remastered” as a fitting reflection of the period and genre’s sensibilities.
https://freemusicarchive.org/music/Lobo_Loco/my-favorite-jazz-lounge-compilation-remastered/ambient-blues-joe-id-773-remastered/
Story 1(Famous Cows)
Village Celebration.aif (created by freesound user ikbenraar)
https://freesound.org/people/ikbenraar/sounds/457228/
Story 2 (Eben-Melch)
For this story I elected to try and create a soundscape that might reflect the escape that Eben Melch assisted Jeremiah with out of the cistern.
Water Wading.wav (created by Freesound user Motion_s)
https://freesound.org/people/Motion_S/sounds/221764/
Heave.wav (created by Freedsound user DeltaCode)
https://freesound.org/people/DeltaCode/sounds/680314/
Murmur (created by freesound user Ben_0815)
https://freesound.org/people/Ben_0815/sounds/515798/
Story 3 (1651 England)
No machine-readable author provided. CambridgeBayWeather assumed (based on copyright claims)., CC BY 3.0 <https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0>, via Wikimedia Commons
https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Greensleeves.ogg


Recording Voice(s):Chris Mullen, Sami Kate Kickert

Ep21 Facts About the Negro

EP 22
In this page of Facts About the Negro, written by Joel Augustus Rogers and Illustrated by ___ we hear the stories of Samuel L. Manuwa, General Buddoe, and Esclave D’Amour. To view the original newspaper clipping, visit:
https://scalar.usc.edu/works/decoding-diaspora/media/fn-22

Intro and Outro
With J. A. Rogers having been a fan of jazz, we selected Loco Lobo’s “My Favorite Jazz Lounge Compilation Remastered” as a fitting reflection of the period and genre’s sensibilities.
https://freemusicarchive.org/music/Lobo_Loco/my-favorite-jazz-lounge-compilation-remastered/ambient-blues-joe-id-773-remastered/
Story 1
Samuel L. Manuwa
For this story we selected a recording of a shekere. The focus of this story, Dr. Manuwa, was from Nigeria. The shekere is native to that region, specifically the Yoruba tribe.
Shekere.wav (created by jonopodmore)
https://freesound.org/people/jonopodmore/sounds/586994/
Story 2
General Buddoe
This story focuses on the enslaved uprising led by Buddoe thus shouting has been chosen
Crowd shouting on the street (created by freesound user hellonyou)
https://freesound.org/people/hellonyou/sounds/380103/
Story 3
Esclave D’amor
Bluesy Violin Repeating Lick (Created by TheFlyFishingFilmaker)
https://freesound.org/people/TheFlyFishingFilmmaker/sounds/641693/

Ep22 Facts about the Negro

On this episode of Below the Radar, we’re joined by Ania Malinowska, hypnotherapist, cultural theorist and Professor of Media and Cultural Studies at University of Silesia in Katowice, Poland. We discuss Ania’s scholarly practice, love, and how Ania found herself being trained in hypnosis.

Full episode details: https://www.sfu.ca/vancity-office-community-engagement/below-the-radar-podcast/episodes/238-ania-malinowska.html

Read the transcript: https://www.sfu.ca/vancity-office-community-engagement/below-the-radar-podcast/transcripts/238-ania-malinowska.html

Resources:
Ania Malinowska: https://aniamalinowska.com/
The Unhappy Ending Project: https://unhappyendingproject.com/
Hypnotic AI: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bhptkULpzkk
Data Dating: https://www.datadating.online/
Love in Contemporary Technoculture: https://www.cambridge.org/core/elements/love-in-contemporary-technoculture/074FE883A89E836B494D581E7C74A3AB?fbclid=IwAR1Kw7BqgQ8sdCZRMmz80YHApzetCqdjg6h43Zoq3wT8Yt0SmB3GJcNH00A
The Materiality of Love: https://www.routledge.com/The-Materiality-of-Love-Essays-on-Affection-and-Cultural-Practice/Malinowska-Gratzke/p/book/9780367886639

Bio:
Ania Malinowska is a cultural theorist, poet and author. She is Professor of Media and Cultural Studies at the University of Silesia in Katowice (Institute of Culture Studies and Centre for Critical Technology Studies), and a former Senior Fulbright Fellow at The New School in New York. Malinowska’s work is associated with critical posthumanism and cultural semiotics, gathering approaches from media and cultural studies, anthropology, philosophy of technology, and digital humanities. Her critical writing focuses on technologically shaped love practices and emotional traditions under digitalism. A licensed hypnotist and an author of fiction and poetry, Malinowska is a proponent of textrapolation, a method of poetic experimentation based on intuitive assemblage she employs for her cutout and stamp poems.

Cite this episode:
Chicago Style

Johal, Am. “The Art of Love, Hypnosis, and AI.” Below the Radar, SFU’s Vancity Office of Community Engagement. Podcast audio, March 26, 2024. https://www.sfu.ca/vancity-office-community-engagement/below-the-radar-podcast/episodes/238-ania-malinowska.html.

The Art of Love, Hypnosis, and AI — with Ania Malinowska

Digitālās humanitārās zinātnes (DH) – Raidieraksts – Nr.6 "Apdraudētās kopienas: lībieši un DH"
🌐 Latvijas Nacionālā bibliotēka https://lnb.lv/ 

🎤 Haralds Matulis – raidieraksta vadītājs 
🎤 Valts Ernštreits – Latvijas Universitātes Lībiešu institūta direktors, Latvijas Mākslas akadēmijas padomes priekšsēdētājs

Valts Ernštreits sarunā ar Haraldu Matuli apskata kā digitālu resursu veidošana palīdz saglabāt un popularizēt lībiešu valodu un kultūru. Darbā ar mazu resursu valodām digitālie resursi atvieglo dokumentēšanu, pētniecību un standartizāciju, paātrinot piekļuvi datiem un pētījumu rezultātiem.  Šāda pieeja sniedz iespēju efektīvāk izmantot resursus, nodrošināt pieejamību un radīt valodas vidi ar iespēju komunicēt lībiešu valodā, kas ir īpaši svarīgi izkliedētajai lībiešu kopienai un pētniekiem. Sarunas laikā tika ieskicēti arī nākotnes plāni un izaicinājumi – lībiešu valodas runas sintēze, digitālo resursu lietojamības un saskarnes dizaina uzlabojumi.

Raidierakstā “Digitālās humanitārās zinātnes” piedāvājam sarunas ar interesantām DH jomas personībām par jaunākajiem DH pētījumiem Latvijā. Raidierakstu kopīgi organizē LU Literatūras, folkloras un mākslas institūts un Latvijas Nacionālā bibliotēka. 

Lai sekotu līdzi arī citām aktualitātēm Latvijas Digitālajās humanitārajās zinātnēs, aicinām apmeklēt “digitalhumanities.lv” mājaslapu.

Raidieraksts veidots ar projekta “Atvērtas un FAIR principiem atbilstīgas digitālo humanitāro zinātņu ekosistēmas attīstība Latvijā” (Nr. VPP-IZM-DH-2022/1-0002) atbalstu, finansē Latvijas Zinātnes padome.

DH Raidieraksts: Nr.6 Apdraudētās kopienas: lībieši un DH

In this next series of interviews, Epistemicast speaks with Simon Ganahl (Mag. Dr. Dr. phil.), about his pioneering work in the realm of Digital Humanities. We explore how, in contrast to more traditional approaches that seek to bring more digital, scientific and numerical methods to the humanities, Simon is championing humanities students and scholars to use their knowledge and understanding of the arts to deliver richer, more exciting cultural work in the digital sphere.  

In this first episode, we speak to Simon about Campus Medius, a long-running digital mapping and cartography project, which explores a pivotal 24-hour period in the rise of fascism within Austria. The project illustrates how Simon has developed many of his ideas over the last decade to become a multispective digital experience that takes much inspiration from the French historian and philosopher Michel Foucault and his concept of the Dispositive.

The second episode moves on to discuss the InSituEx research agenda, and how Simon is developing this as an open source toolkit allowing others to explore, adapt and evolve the digital multispective experience developed in Campus Medius. We get to the centre of Simon’s current thinking and enter into a discussion on how art, literature, the humanities, and the study of these subjects has so much more to offer the development of new digital media.   

LINKS  https://www.campusmedius.net 

Online tour: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eEdJG-UAJkY  
Karl Kraus: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Karl_Kraus_(writer) 
The Third Walpurgis Night: https://chooser.crossref.org/?doi=10.2307%2Fj.ctv10sm911;			https://yalebooks.yale.edu/book/9780300236002/the-third-walpurgis-night/  

The InSituEx Research Agenda: https://insituex.fhstp.ac.at/

Dr Simon Ganahl talks about his pioneering work with Campus Medius

In this series of interviews, Epistemicast speaks with Simon Ganahl (Mag. Dr. Dr. phil.), about his pioneering work in the realm of Digital Humanities. We explore how, in contrast to more traditional approaches that seek to bring more digital, scientific and numerical methods to the humanities, Simon is championing humanities students and scholars to use their knowledge and understanding of the arts to deliver richer, more exciting cultural work in the digital sphere.

In this episode, we discuss the InSituEx research agenda, and how Simon is developing this as an open source toolkit allowing others to explore, adapt and evolve the digital multispective experience developed in Campus Medius. We get to the centre of Simon’s current thinking and enter into a discussion on how art, literature, the humanities, and the study of these subjects has so much more to offer the development of new digital media.


In our previous episode, we discussed Campus Medius, a long-running digital mapping and cartography project, which explores a pivotal 24-hour period in the rise of fascism within Austria. The project illustrates how Simon has developed many of his ideas over the last decade to become a multispective digital experience that takes much inspiration from the French historian and philosopher Michel Foucault and his concept of the Dispositive.


LINKS

https://www.campusmedius.net
Online tour: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eEdJG-UAJkY

Karl Kraus: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Karl_Kraus_(writer)
The Third Walpurgis Night: https://chooser.crossref.org/?doi=10.2307%2Fj.ctv10sm911; https://yalebooks.yale.edu/book/9780300236002/the-third-walpurgis-night/

The InSituEx Research Agenda: https://insituex.fhstp.ac.at/

Dr Simon Ganahl discusses his InSituEx Research Agenda

Digitālās humanitārās zinātnes (DH) – Raidieraksts – Nr.8 "Valodu tehnoloģijas un DH".
Haralds Matulis – raidieraksta vadītājs;
Inguna Skadiņa – Dr.  sc. comp., profesore, Latvijas Universitātes Matemātikas un informātikas institūta vadošā pētniece.
Latvijas Universitātes Matemātikas un informātikas institūta Ailab lapa: https://ailab.lv/ 
Valodu tehnoloģiju iniciatīva: https://www.vti.lu.lv/
CLARIN valodas resursu repozitorijs: https://www.clarin.lv/lv/
Raidieraksts veidots ar projekta "Atvērtas un FAIR principiem atbilstīgas digitālo humanitāro zinātņu ekosistēmas attīstība Latvijā" (Nr. VPP-IZM-DH-2022/1-0002) atbalstu, ko finansē Latvijas Zinātnes padome.

DH Raidieraksts Nr.8  Valodu tehnoloģijas un DH

Podcast from NotebookML produced from own reserach.

01 - Introduction to Deconstructing Digital Cultural Heritage on the Web

You are listening to AI with Shaily 🎧. I’m Shailendra Kumar, your enthusiastic guide on this captivating journey into the realm of artificial intelligence 🤖. Today, I’m thrilled to share an incredible story that beautifully bridges the ancient world with cutting-edge technology: Google DeepMind’s latest AI marvel called “Aeneas” 🏛️✨.

Imagine dusty, broken fragments of stone scattered across regions from Roman Britain to Mesopotamia, etched with inscriptions dating back thousands of years 📜🪨. For centuries, historians and epigraphers painstakingly deciphered these faded messages by hand, a slow and meticulous process. Enter Aeneas, a time-traveling detective powered by deep learning 🕵️‍♂️💡, capable of reconstructing missing words and accurately dating these ancient relics with an impressive margin of error as small as 13 years! ⏳🔍

What truly makes Aeneas stand out is its sophisticated multimodal analysis approach. It doesn’t just read the Latin text—it visually examines the inscriptions through images, combining shallow visual neural networks with powerful text feature extraction 📷🧠. This hybrid technique allows it to identify the origin of a fragment with about 72% accuracy, a remarkable achievement given the challenges posed by fragmentary and defaced stones 🏺🎯.

Aeneas was trained on a massive dataset of over 176,000 Latin inscriptions spanning 1,500 years! 📚🗓️ This enormous knowledge base empowers it not only to restore lost text but also to uncover cultural connections and social contexts by comparing parallel texts. This deepens our understanding of Roman civilization in ways that manual study alone simply can’t match 🌍🔗.

Reflecting on my own AI research journey, I recall the patience and guesswork involved in deciphering brittle Latin tablets 🧐📜. Knowing that a tool like Aeneas exists now makes me wonder if AI might soon rewrite entire chapters of history by unlocking secrets hidden in stone 🏛️🤯.

For those interested in digital humanities or AI research, here’s a bonus tip: exploring multimodal models that combine images and language can open exciting new doors beyond text-only applications. Such approaches hold potential breakthroughs in diverse fields like archaeology, medicine, and legal forensics 🖼️🧬⚖️.

To close, I’ll share a fitting quote from Carl Sagan that captures the spirit of this work: “Somewhere, something incredible is waiting to be known.” Thanks to Aeneas, that incredible “something” might just be carved in stone 🪨✨.

Don’t forget to follow me on YouTube, Twitter, LinkedIn, and Medium for more AI insights. Subscribe, share your thoughts in the comments, and join the conversation 💬🔔. After all, the best discoveries happen when curious minds connect 🤝💡.

Until next time—you are listening to AI with Shaily! 🎙️😊

AI Meets Ancient Rome: How DeepMind’s Aeneas Deciphers Lost Inscriptions

What happens when cutting-edge AI meets crumbling Latin inscriptions? In this episode, we explore how DeepMind’s Aeneas system is transforming the way historians restore and interpret ancient texts, - bridging millennia with machine learning. Joined by experts in archaeology and AI, we unpack how algorithms are now co-authoring history, reviving long-lost voices from the Roman Empire. Can a neural network understand antiquity better than a scholar? And what does this mean for the future of digital humanities, historical truth, and innovation at the intersection of tech and culture? Tune in for a conversation where past and future collide.

Bit & Being - The Future of History: How AI Co-Authors the Past

EpistemiCast is the podcast series for people with an interest in data that underpins human knowledge.

With a focus on the challenges and opportunities around long-term preservation, accessibility, sharing and collaboration: we bring you interviews with leading the minds from across academia, business and scientific research,  government and the cultural and creative industries.

Micro-podcasts that offer a sonic signification of the text and illustrations from Joel Augustus Rogers’ Facts About the Negro. Part of the Decoding Diaspora: Mapping J. A. Rogers' "Africa" research initiative at the Department of Religious Studies at the University of Alabama.

Šī ir Latvijas Nacionālās bibliotēkas digitālā skaņu ierakstu krātuve. Šeit atradīsiet vēsturiskos mūzikas ierakstus, grāmatu lasījumus, sarunu, konferenču un diskusiju apskatus, un citus ierakstus. Patīkamu klausīšanos!

This is the digital sound recording collection of the National Library of Latvia. Here you will find historical music recordings, book reviews, conversations, conferences, discussions, and other sounds. Enjoy listening!

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Amplifying ideas that fly below the radar. We talk environmental and social justice, arts, culture, community-building and urban issues with featured guests.

This podcast is produced by SFU’s Vancity Office of Community Engagement as a part of our Knowledge Democracy Project @ 312 Main — encouraging the meaningful exchange of ideas and information across communities.

Hosted and currently produced by:
Am Johal
Joey Malbon
Julia Aoki
Kathy Feng
Samantha Walters

Visit our website for archived audio and video recordings of our public events: https://www.sfu.ca/vancity-office-community-engagement/library.html

I am not a musician; I just put the bits in the blocky things of the software.

New tracks tagged #digital humanities