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Access to advanced infrastructure for AI models in digital humanities.
Centre of excellence for artificial intelligence in digital humanities
Our mission is to empower digital humanities and social science researchers to apply state of the art AI technologies, driving new discoveries and advancing knowledge in their fields.
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We offer a wide range of services to support AI-driven research in digital humanities:
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Research & Resources
Tools and datasets to support your projects.
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