Dear AI4LAM community,
I bring not one, not two, but three news items that might be of interest to you:
1. Reminder - Join the "Archival Images of AI" Online Session
The Archival Images of AI team, supported by EuropeanaTech, invites you to join an interactive online session on 10 July at 15:00-16:00 CEST to explore how we can reuse archival collections to create new images that meaningfully depict AI. During the session, we will discuss and test different approaches for creating imagery based on archival collections. We will reflect both on the narratives we wish to construct about AI and those embedded in archival collections that can lend us a critical lens on AI development.
Register to join the session using THIS LINK.
2. Pressure, hype, and research ethics: exploring the potential of generative AI in academic research across social sciences and humanities
Our team at the Netherlands Institute for Sound & Vision recently commissioned a report that investigates how social sciences and humanities researchers use generative AI when working with multimodal data. We see new practices emerging around these tools that allow researchers to remain critical and maintain strong research etiquette.
If
you'd like to learn more, join the AI Cafe on 9 July at 15:00-16:00 CEST
where researcher Ola Bonati will discuss the report's findings. Register HERE.
3. How is the Media Sector Responding to Content Crawling for Model Training
AI4Media initiative just launched a repository that monitors how media creators and holders are responding to their content being crawled for AI model training. We are tracking: