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Computer Science, Social Sciences
Network Analysis
Lea SAINT-RAYMOND
(Researcher/ ENS-PSL)
Third session of the introduction to digital humanities course (Semester 2), led by Léa Saint-Raymond
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Arts, Computer Science, Social Sciences
Arts and Figures: Introduction
Lea SAINT-RAYMOND
(Researcher/ ENS-PSL)
Introductory session of the course cycle, led by Léa Saint-Raymond.
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Computer Science, Social Sciences
Creating a corpus of data, thinking about their confidentiality
Florence WEBER
(Teacher-researcher/ ENS-PSL)
Third session of the introduction to digital humanities course, led by Florence Weber.
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History, Social Sciences
What are "digital humanities"?
Lea SAINT-RAYMOND
(Researcher/ ENS-PSL)
First session of the introduction to digital humanities course, led by Léa Saint-Raymond.
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Computer Science, Social Sciences
Atelier Digit-Hum 2022 « Ouvrir les données de la recherche sur les sociétés contemporaines »
Marie-laure MASSOT-CRESPO
(Research/ CNRS)
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Agnes TRICOCHE
(Research/ CNRS)
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Florence WEBER
(Teacher-researcher/ ENS-PSL)
Le CAPHÉS, AOROC, le Centre Maurice Halbwachs et l’EUR Translitterae organisent la journée d'études « Ouvrir les données de la recherche sur les sociétés contemporaines », le jeudi 13 octobre à l’École normale supérieure (45 rue d’Ulm, Paris). Elle s’inscrit dans le cycle des Ateliers Digit_Hum qui explorent depuis 8 ans, selon une thématique choisie, les pratiques et outils développés en humanités numériques.
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Social Sciences
CONFERENCE. Rethinking Social Justice in the Context of AI: Key Challenges
Karine Gentelet
(Teacher/ ENS-PSL)
Organized in conjunction with the activities of the Social Justice and Artificial Intelligence Chair, supported by the Abeona Foundation, the École normale supérieure (ENS-PSL) and the International Observatory on the Societal Impacts of Artificial Intelligence and Digital Technology (OBVIA), this conference will present the work of Karine Gentelet, the second recipient of the Chair. It aims to bring together researchers, policy makers, and civil society leaders from around the world to discuss the major challenges posed by artificial intelligence (AI) in a social justice framework.