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The format as a mask - Tracing online practices of video reformattingMarek Jancovic AbstractAll content uploaded to YouTube is automatically scanned for copyright infringements. But up until a few…
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Queer in AI: Making AI Queer-Inclusive and Prioritizing Grassroots D&I Activism Arjun Subramonian, Ashwin, Hetvi, Sharvani Jha Trustworthy artificial intelligence (AI) has become an important…
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What’s in a web archive? Three cases of web history, a close, middle and distant readingNiels Brügger, Aarhus UniversityThis lecture will introduce web archiving and web archives, and give…
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The Whole Thing Smacks Of Gender: Algorithmic Exclusion In Body Composition Analysis And BeyondMaggie Delano & Kendra Albert Companies such as Withings and Fitbit tout composition analysis as…
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Rumour Mining Mia-Marie Hammarlin, Dimitrios Kokkinakis och Fredrik Miegel This presentation draws on our recent work within the 4-year (2020–2023) mixed methods project financed by…
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Documenting parliamentary debates can be tricky. On the one hand, a record of discussions needs to be true and authentic, and on the other hand such a record is always an interpretation – to be…
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Mobile Phone Orchestra Anders Lind, Dept. of Creative Studies MobilePhoneOrchestra.com is a web based platform under development by composer/ researcher Anders Lind at the Department of Creative…
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Feminist Data Visualization Lauren Klein School of Literature, Media, and Communication at Georgia Institute of Technology
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Literary history with mass-digitised collections: Reading (in) the past Katherine Bode, Australian National University In Australia in the 19th and early 20th centuries, newspapers were the main…
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Love, Sex, G*d, and Power: Being/becoming human in an AI World Charles Ess, Oslo University
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Research ethics 3.0 when using data from the Internet Charles Ess, Oslo University"How can researchers ethically use data from the Internet? What are good practices and examples, what are the…
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Crowdsourcing in the humanities. Experiences from two participatory projects in LuxembourgChristoph Purschke, Université du Luxembourg Crowdsourcing is a current trend in scholarly research.…
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Quantitative literary studies: beyond authorship attribution Jan Rybicki "Despite its more or less recent successes, quantitative research into literary questions is rarely accorded the same…
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Diversifying Science One Film Project at a Time JC Holbrook What questions can be answered by diverse scientific teams? What answered have been delayed because diverse scientists have opted to leave…
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Planned Obsolescence: Publishing, Technology, and the Future of the Academy Kathleen Fitzpatrick Scholarly Communication at the Modern Language Association Kathleen Fitzpatrick's work…
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Thinkering at C²DH digital history Lab Andreas Fickers, C²DH digital history Lab
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