I was honored to give the keynote address at Carleton College's 10th Annual Day of DH, a one-day event that draws together digital humanities professionals from the broader Minneapolis/St. Paul region. The full text of my talk is below, or you can just view the slides. Thank you to Austin and the rest of the… Continue reading Living with the Pharmakon
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The Poetics and Power of Small Language Models
In February 2024 I delivered the keynote address at the DHU8 symposium, the eighth annual digital humanities conference sponsored by seven of Utah's largest universities. Now, well over a year later, I am finally sharing a lightly edited version of my talk. There's a simple reason for the long delay: in my talk I preview… Continue reading The Poetics and Power of Small Language Models
AI Dungeon and Creativity
In early January I joined a group of AI researchers from Microsoft and my fellow humanist Kathleen Fitzpatrick to talk at the Modern Language Association convention about the implications of artificial intelligence. Our panel was called Being Human, Seeming Human. Each participant came to this question of "seeming human" from a different angle. My own focus… Continue reading AI Dungeon and Creativity