New article in NECJ on the relationship between computational chat and active Latin: crossworks.holycross.edu/necj/vol51/i...
New article in NECJ on the relationship between computational chat and active Latin: crossworks.holycross.edu/necj/vol51/i...
Next week (Tue, 16 Jan, 16:15 CET) at Digital Classicist Berlin (online and at BBAW): Patrick Burns @diyclassics.bsky.socialdigiclass.bbaw.de/seminar.html
Next week (Tue, 16 Jan, 12:00-16:00 CET and Wed, 17 Jan, 9:00-12:00 CET) at Digital Classicist Seminar Berlin (*only* at BBAW, Unter den Linden 8, Akademienflügel, Raum 07W04): Workshop with Patrick Burns @diyclassics.bsky.social, Training NLP Pipelines for Historical Languages: Some Considerations.
Let’s meet at Necessary + Sufficient Coffee at 728 S Dearborn St tomorrow (Sun. 1/7) at 10am for a Latin+computers coffee hour
Still working out the specifics but will be hosting a Latin+computers coffee hour offsite during #AIASCSspacy.io/universe/pro...) and other projects with a coffee/tea/etc. on us
Looking forward to introducing this panel at #aiascsclassicalstudies.org/sessionpanel...
In Chicago at #aiascs for the next few days if anyone wants to meet up and talk about Latin, digital/computational classics, and—of course this year!—AI & the field
Attending…
Coming up this Friday, Classical Texts in Digital Media workshop at Patras and online, with a fab range of speakers: fragtrag.upatras.gr/dc-workshop/. Join us as we work through questions relating to how the digital is changing our use and understanding of texts, and what we could do better.
We are delighted to announce an international workshop on “CLASSICAL TEXTS IN DIGITAL MEDIA”, which will take place at the University of Patras (Greece) on 1-3 Sept. 2023 (room II-9, Conference an...