Today Marnie Hughes-Warrington AO has been raising the roof, telling us that historians are participants in history, not just observers, and that we need to participate in the making of AI as well. The new digital history is happening!

Day one of "Global History: Remapping Categories and Concepts" is wrapped! Thank you to Dr. Hughes-Warrington, Dr. Megill, Dr. Chakrabarty, Dr. MacDonald, Dr. Salter, and Dr. Tworek for their thought provoking presentations. Join us again tomorrow at 9:00 for day two! #ghi2024

⁦Jo Guldi⁩ transforming land as global history at ⁦Queen's Global History Initiative⁩ through archive, digital, regulation. The confluence of what the discipline of history can be.

Machines writing histories using insect algorithms. On Monday I am honoured to open Artificial-Natural: AI and Environmental History at ⁦Western University⁩ with ⁦Jo Guldi⁩ ⁦Emory University⁩ and Dagomar DeGroot ⁦Georgetown University⁩ University. niche-canada.org/2024/09/10/eve…

Is there anything better for a philosopher-historian than an historical trolley tour? Fortunately no one had to pull the lever! 😎 Thanks Amitava Chowdhury @woolf_atthedoor and Queen's Global History Initiative!

Fantastic initiative by Queen's History: available free, worldwide from 17 October via YouTube

Obligatory documentation of poutine It’s real!

Every year Bruce Warrington makes a graph to show how many books I have bought. It’s a tiny archival glimpse into my book writing patterns ☺️

It was an honour to deliver this lecture, thank you Queen's University Amitava Chowdhury @woolf_atthedoor @joshwvincent

Pleased to announce that I will be Standing Acting Vice Chancellor and Provost for the UniSA to its last days. It’s an extraordinary journey, and a privilege to walk with this community to Adelaide University. My heartfelt thanks to R&E for a brilliant five years! ❤️☺️

Good morning ⁦UniSA⁩ Mawson Lakes, looking beautiful today! I am here for an annual Curriculum Innovation Process, which looks at the activities of the Academic Units in the round to ensure the best possible education and research outcomes!

You might have noticed that I post little. My current research looks at artificial historians, including the hate histories they can make. Thanks to everyone who brings joy to this place, and to all who study hate to make it history.

Good morning UniSA Magill! I am here for our annual discussions to ensure the best possible education and research outcomes. The birdsong welcome is fantastic.

Today on our site we have "The Historian’s Role in an Age of AI: An Interview with Marnie Hughes-Warrington AO and Jo Guldi" Many thanks to @westernuHistory PhD Candidates Mary Baxter, Charan Mandur, & Thomas Stroyan for conducting this interview!! niche-canada.org/2024/11/21/the… #envhist #dhist

Thinking on the future of history with Jo Guldi three wonderful students Western University. These are the conversations which remind us how we can make the future together.

I have made the move to ⁦bluesky⁩, find my account here 👇🏻 bsky.app/profile/marnie…

Really pleased to receive a Citation for a UniSA Outstanding Contribution to Student Learning for research & practice on PhD student transition, orientation and induction (jointly with my colleagues Wendy Bastalich & Cassandra Loeser). Presentation by Marnie Hughes-Warrington AO

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Ethics for Artificial Histories has been published open access in History and Theory. Deep thanks to Joan W. Scott, Ethan Kleinberg , Hans Ruin, reviewers, and Liz and the amazing team at History and Theory. Proud to take this step in the ethics of history. doi.org/10.1111/hith.1…

Honoured to be speaking at this, what a great initiative!