The award for the Best Network Institute Academy Assistant project for this year goes to the project titled “Between Art, Data, and Meaning – How can Virtual Reality expand visitors’ perspectives on cultural objects with colonial background?” This project was carried out by VU students Isabel Franke and Stefania Conte, supervised by Thilo Hartmann and UCDS researchers Claudia Libbi and Victor de Boer. A project report and research paper is forthcoming but you can see the poster below.
Authors: Sebastiaan Berendsen and Emma Beauxis-Aussalet AI systems are vulnerable for biases that can lead to unfair and harmful outcomes. Methods to detect such biases in AI systems rely on sensitive data. However, this reliance Read more…
The world of semantic technologies and knowledge graphs came alive at SEMANTiCS 2023, held September 20-22, 2023, at the HYPERION Hotel in Leipzig, Germany. As an attendee of this vibrant conference, I was eager to Read more…
It has pleased NWO to award the HAICu consortium funding under the National Research Agenda programme. In the HAICu project, AI researchers, Digital Humanities researchers, heritage professionals and engaged citizens work together on scientific breakthroughs to open, Read more…
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