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Applications and Practices
• AI-driven text analysis and Natural Language Processing in humanities research
• Digital preservation and restoration of cultural heritage using AI
• AI applications in archaeology, history, and archival studies
• AI in social memory and trauma studies
• AI in creative and cultural practices: literature, art, music, and performance
• Bias, representation and stereotyping in AI-generated cultural content
• AI in critical/computational cultural studies
• Digital storytelling, immersive and interactive experiences (VR/AR,
gamification)
• AI-enhanced pedagogy and digital learning in the humanities
• AI for audience engagement, participatory humanities and public cultural
practices
Data and Methods
• Multilingualism and low-resource languages in digital humanities (corpora,
resources and tools)
• Data creation, curation, annotation and sharing for humanities and heritage
• Multimodal cultural datasets (text, image, sound, video) and their challenges
• Computational methods for historical and diachronic analysis
• Knowledge graphs, ontologies, data modeling and semantic technologies
• Collaborative platforms and infrastructures for interdisciplinary research
• Interdisciplinary collaboration: models, challenges and best practices
• Evaluation frameworks and benchmarks for humanities AI applications
Ethics, Policy, and Perspectives
• Ethical challenges and responsible AI in the humanities
• Legal frameworks, intellectual property, and data governance in cultural contexts
• Policy, governance, and risk mitigation in AI adoption
• Environmental sustainability of AI infrastructure in humanities research
• Decolonial AI, local knowledge systems, and inclusive digitization
• Global South perspectives on AI and digital humanities