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Carrie Ruddick
As Communications Manager, Carrie supports the CDH’s mission through the development and application of the center’s communications strategy. Her primary focus is on promoting the …
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First-Year Students Explore AI Through the Lens of Speculative Fiction—Featuring Visits from Sci-Fi’s Literary Superstars
What does it mean to be human in the age of artificial intelligence? As emerging technologies reshape daily life, DH Project Manager Mary Naydan *23 …
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Human and Machine Intelligence in Networks of Early Modern Print: Q&A with John Ladd
The CDH’s Humanities for AI initiative, launched in fall 2024, has presented a range of events, projects, and conversations exploring how humanistic values and approaches …
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The Future of Storytelling in the Age of AI: Q&A with Nnedi Okorafor
Since fall 2024, the Center for Digital Humanities has led the “Humanities for AI” initiative through a series of events, projects, and conversations. We explore …
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The Incompatibilities Between Generative AI and Art: Q&A with Ted Chiang
This past year, the Center for Digital Humanities celebrated its tenth anniversary with the theme “Humanities for AI.” Through this series of events, projects, and …
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Humanists and Technologists Join Forces to Advance Historical Text Recognition and Research
Forging the future of text recognition for research focused on historical manuscripts, the Source Codes of the Past (SCOOP) conference connected an international network of …
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Journal of Cultural Analytics Enters New Chapter with CDH, Joins Open Journals Collective
In January 2026, Princeton University's Center for Digital Humanities (CDH) began serving as publisher of the Journal of Cultural Analytics (JCA), a leading open-access publication …
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Checking in with Ed Baring: Motivation and Lessons behind Citing Marx
Edward Baring, Professor of History and Human Values, is co-leading an innovative project with the Center for Digital Humanities (CDH) that will transform how scholars …
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AI and Ways of Seeing: Q&A with Lauren Tilton
This year, the Center for Digital Humanities celebrates its tenth anniversary with the theme “Humanities for AI.” Through this series of events, projects, and conversations, …
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Announcing the 2024–25 Collaborative Research Grantees and Projects
The Center for Digital Humanities is thrilled to announce the three project proposals awarded 2024–25 Collaborative Research Grants.This year’s projects are “Princeton Open HTR Initiative: …
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