New Visiting Researcher: Dr Jan Babnik
AI4DH welcomes visiting researcher Dr Jan Babnik from the IRRIS Institute.
AI4DH welcomes visiting researcher Dr Jan Babnik from the IRRIS Institute.
Members of the AI4DH team presented their research on computational methods for folkloristics and parliamentary data, and on Slavic named entity recognition.
Apply for visiting research fellowship at the AI4DH. The deadline is 31 October 2026.
What can historical parliamentary records tell us about political discourse, legislative behaviour and social change?
Visiting researchers will use AI4DH’s computational infrastructure and collaborate with the researchers to improve their workflow and apply state-of-the-art AI methods in their humanities research.
Recordings of lectures and seminars organised by the AI4DH are now available on DARIAH-Campus, making our learning resources accessible to a wider community of digital humanities researchers and practitioners.
Interview with visiting researcher Dr Aaron Maladry.
Visiting researcher Dr Basant Agarwal presented his research on bypassing security mechanisms baked into large language models called jailbreaking.
You can now watch "Large Language Models for Analyses in Digital Humanities" by Prof Dr Marko Robnik-Šikonja on the AI4DH YouTube channel. Explore how large language models are transforming research and analysis in the digital humanities.
The expert group brings together specialists from various fields and from countries across all continents, including South Africa, India, the United States, Colombia, Finland, Singapore, France and Slovenia.