I also wanted to shout out two paper that were real inspirations for this work: - An archaeology of books "known" to ChatGPT/GPT-4 by Kent K. Chang, David Bamman, et al aclanthology.org/2023.emnlp-mai… - A study of poems memorized by LLMs by Lyra D'Souza and David Mimno …computational-humanities-research.org/t/the-chatbot-…

A reminder to submit a proposal to the Decolonial, Postcolonial, & Anticolonial Studies in Education SIG! The theme is Decolonial Praxis against Academia's Silence & Complicity. Those who think decolonization is a metaphor should submit elsewhere. docs.google.com/document/d/11y…

'Visualizing History’s Fragments' by Ashley R. Sanders combines a methodological guide with an extended case study to show how digital research methods can be used to explore how ethnicity, gender, kinship shaped early modern Algerian society and politics. bit.ly/4bGpeeu

Just set up delayed email responder via website, inspired by my coauthors on this dreamy piece on a feminist Southeast Asian studies co-written piece drawing from Hartman and Haraway.

deadline coming up Aug 1! feel free to reach out with questions

Selfcare as Warfare feministkilljoys.com/2014/08/25/sel…

Thank you NECSUS_Journal and Nicole Braida for the generous review of Distant Viewing (The MIT Press @mitpress.bsky.social Open Access)!

CFP: The 3rd annual Global Asias Conference at UC Irvine is accepting panel, roundtable, and individual paper submissions! Submission Deadline: Aug. 2nd Conference: Feb. 20-21 (UC Irvine) tinyurl.com/25ykkz4h #CFP #GlobalAsias

We are pleased to announce that applications will soon open for the workshop "Repurposing Phnom Penh: Built Forms and Infrastructure as Archive," exploring the city's architectural transformations from 1950s-90s. #CKS #PhnomPenh #Architecture #History #Workshop

This is one of the most important GitHub AI resources you should star today. Like and retweet as far as possible. Awesome AI for LAM It's regularly maintained and updated. While it is designed for Librarians, Archivists, and Museums, it has far wider applicability. If you work

An amazing line up of events from our hybrid-loving friends at UH Mānoa CSEAS this Fall! A great opportunity for people to join from around the world!

Missed my talk on computational methods for "restorative data justice" at #DH2024 ? Catch up at ashleyrsanders.com/dh-2024-confer… #data #datajustice #DH #digitalhumanities

"Manshel, Sinykin, and Thorsson...model a way of approaching critique that resembles the function of infrastructure: opening up new ways to analyze individual texts..." — Henry Ivry on a trio of recent books from Columbia University Press! publicbooks.org/what-is-the-in…

Cautiously dipping my toes into the murky realms of method for Public Books with fast and loose readings of Dan Sinykin Nicole Rizzuto @c_thorsson Xander Manshel @V21collective JHLEE @endtimesplural Jeffrey Insko 🐳🐬🐋 and many others.

So thrilled to receive an National Endowment for the Humanities grant for the Post45 Data Collective! 🚀 We're on a mission to make literary and cultural data free, open, and interoperable. Stay tuned for our next phase of growth — and if you have relevant data, please submit! data.post45.org

Asian American Studies folks! Anyone want to get together and do a panel on speculation, risk, and/or gambling for the 2025 conference? DM me! aaastudies.org/conference/202…

LA community regional hub live for #ach2024

🚀 Exciting news! Our new article "Small Worlds" is out in JCLS, co-authored with Matthew Wilkens (@[email protected]), David Bamman, Sandeep Soni and Elizabeth Evans. We explored the mobility of characters across 13,000+ English-language books. jcls.io/article/id/391…

I'm recruiting a PhD student to join my group UW iSchool in 2025-26. If you like the mountains and interdisciplinary research that blends data and culture, this could be a good fit! PhD apps due Dec 2: ischool.uw.edu/programs/phd/a… More info about my group: melaniewalsh.org/mentorship