AI for Digital Humanities: Beginner Workshops Open for Registration
The first two workshops in the series are: Data Management and Processing (held on 1 December) and Trends and Challenges in Artificial Intelligence (held on 5 December).
Novice in dogodki
Vse novice so v angleškem jeziku.
Best in Heritage Award for Dr Antoine Douce and his project NewsEye
Our ERA Chair Holder Dr Antoine Doucet received Best in Heritage Award for his project NewsEye.
AI has definitely thrown quite the curveball at qualitative researchers. – Interview with Dr. Tamara Pavasović Trošt
In this interview, we discussed how AI is transforming qualitative research methods, her workflows, and her current research.
Strengthening ERA Chair Collaborations across Europe
Our ERA Chair team members Antoine Doucet and Marko Robnik Šikonja recently visited another ERA Chair project — TALOS at the University of Crete. Named after the mythical guardian of Crete, TALOS focuses on explainable AI for the Social Sciences and Humanities (SSH). The visit included a full day of exchange, discussion, and collaboration, exploring …
AI for Science Conference 2025: Highlights from Our Team
From 22 to 26 September 2025, the Faculty of Computer and Information Science at the University of Ljubljana hosted the 28th Discovery Science Conference and a series of co-located events under the joint name AI for Science.
The tales people hear in their community guide their economic behaviour. – Interview with dr. Tim Tangherlini
We talked about Danish folklore, witches and milk, strategies for tackling online misinformation, and the use of computational methods in studying K-pop dance.
International Conference AI for SCIENCE 2025: Call for late breaking contributions
The International Conference AI for Science will take place in Ljubljana from 22 to 26 September 2025. It will bring together researchers, leading experts in artificial intelligence, and domain scientists who apply AI to solve complex problems in their fields. Its aim is to showcase the latest developments in applying AI across scientific disciplines, foster …
The future is about improving AI literacy, understanding these black box systems and making them transparent. – Interview with Sally Chambers
In this short interview, we talked about her role as Head of Infrastructure Services at the British Library, her PhD thesis, the role of AI in digital humanities research, archiving social media and her book recommendations.
Cultural heritage institutions can offer trustworthy information, something that commercial AI systems lack – Interview with dr. Ines Vodopivec
In this short interview, we talked about the "digital" in digital humanities, her role in the Centre of Excellence in AI and Digital Humanities (CoE AI4DH) and how we can use AI for humanities research, as well as current trends and the future of her field of expertise.
AI Methods for Research of Folkloristic Narratives
The aim of the workshop was to develop interdisciplinary methods for analysing folkloristic corpora using AI-based tools that combine qualitative insights with quantitative rigour. Read this short article in which we summarise the topics, methods and results presented at the workshop.