AI for humanities research?
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A workshop for Princeton faculty
This event is in-person with lunch provided. RSVP by Friday, April 3. For questions, email cdh-info@princeton.edu. Unable to attend? See details below.
How can AI be used for humanities research? What are the best AI tools for humanists? What are examples of using critically-informed AI for research?
This workshop is for Princeton faculty who are curious about AI as a research tool but aren't sure where to start or how to use these tools. We'll discuss where AI fits into humanities research processes, break down the jargon, explain how to make informed choices about AI tools, and show what resources are available at Princeton. The session will include demos of several common research tasks where AI tools can be put to work.
Open office hours will follow the workshop for those who want to stay and experiment.
The workshop will be co-taught by specialists from the Library’s Digital Scholarship unit and the Center for Digital Humanities.
If you are unable to attend this event but would like to receive the workshop materials or be notified of future workshops, please use the RSVP form.