Séminaire DHAI : Artificial Intelligence and Digital Humanities
Computer Science

Beyond the Proof-of-Concept: DH / AI Methods in the Real World

Hugo du Plessix (Student/ Université PSL)
On Tuesday, May 10th, for the DHAI seminar, Benoit Seguin tracked the benefits and obstacles to the use of computational methods in digital humanities through his l ecture entitled Beyond the…
IA 31 mai
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…
inconscience artificielle
Arts, Computer Science

Artificial Unconsciousness, a new project at ENS-PSL

Zoé Brioude (Student/ ENS-PSL)
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Victor Blanchi (Student/ ENS-PSL)
Between arts, computer science, theatrical studies and artificial intelligence, a new innovative project conceived by two students of the Ecole Normale Supérieure, Zoé Brioude and Victor Blanchi .
azoulay courson
History, Litterature

Gallicagram: a lexicometric tool for research

Benjamin Azoulay (Student/ Université Paris-Saclay)
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Benoît de Courson (PhD student/ ENS-PSL)
Benjamin Azoulay (ENS Paris-Saclay) et Benoît de Courson (Max Planck Institute – CSL) ont réalisé et mis à jour un outil performant de lexicométrie, Gallicagram .
gentelet
Social Sciences

IA et Peuples autochtones au Canada

Karine Gentelet (Teacher/ ENS-PSL)
Conférence de Karine Gentelet (Université du Québec en Outaouais (Canada), titulaire 2020-2021 de la Chaire de recherche sur l’intelligence artificielle et la justice sociale, (ENS-Abeonas-OBVIA),…
gentelet
Computer Science, Social Sciences

Social justice: the blind spot of the artificial intelligence revolution

Karine Gentelet (Teacher/ ENS-PSL)
Artificial intelligence (AI) is currently the subject of much ink and ambivalent feelings between ethical dilemmas and overwhelming enthusiasm. But have social justice issues remained in the blind…