Künstliche Intelligenz, historische Materialien und Methoden – Etablierte Anwendung, Misserfolge und tolle Entdeckungen

Artificial Intelligence technologies are increasingly shaping how research is conducted across disciplines – from text and image analysis to metadata enrichment, pattern detection, and knowledge extraction. But how are these tools actually used in research and cultural heritage environments?

How to address the challenges related to authorship, copyright, licensing, and responsible data sharing.

This session brings together speakers from the ECHOES project, the SSH Open Marketplace and ETH Zurich Library to look at cultural heritage and GLAM data specifically.

The DARIAH-CH Digital Editions Woking Group is please to announce its 2026 Annual Meeting on the topic: Identity, Identifiers, Identifying.

Digital Humanities 2026 (DH2026) is in Daejeon, South Korea

"Beyond the 3D Model: When Heritage Becomes Data, Evidence, and Memory" Speaker: Margarita Skamantzari

Join us for a 60 minute online event designed to foster meaningful exchange within the Swiss GLAM community on the opportunities and challenges of generative AI.

ETH offer a hands-on six-day course at ETH Zürich that bridges programming, text analysis, and the digital humanities. Learn how programming and natural language processing can open new doors for research in the humanities!

BAL-ADRIA Summer School in Digital Humanities 2026, University of Zadar, Croatia, from 15–19 June 2026

Working on digitalisation and AI in libraries? Want to join a bigger community? This meeting is for you!

Digital Arts and Humanities With and For Society: Building Infrastructures of Engagement