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humanistyka cyfrowa Potocki (Wacław) cyfrowa edycja naukowa zastosowanie sztucznej inteligencji w humanistyce automatyczne rozpoznawanie tekstu Potocki (Wacław) digital scholarly edition application of AI in the Humanities (the) Digital Humanities OCR and HTRSujets proches
Learning, Machine Intellectronics AI (Artificial intelligence) Artificial thinking Electronic brains Intelligent machines Intelligence, Artificial Machine intelligence Thinking, Artificial IACiter ce document
Joanna Hałaczkiewicz, « Zastosowanie sztucznej inteligencji w edytorstwie naukowym – przykład Moraliów Wacława Potockiego », Napis
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In the early 2020s, Artificial Intelligence has become extremely popular. Due to new technology, more processes from various fields are subject to automation every day. Editing is no different, as concepts of utilising the feats of engineering to create scholarly editions are voiced ever more confidently. In the international community of Humanists, there is an ongoing debate on the possibilities for creative uses of generative artificial intelligence and machine learning in the work with text. The first part of the article portrays the current state of scholarly editing in the digital age. The second part is devoted to a case study of utilising machine learning for the automatic generation of a transliteration of the seventeenth-century manuscript of Moralia by Wacław Potocki. The text concludes with a discussion on the ethics of editing aided by AI. The endeavour is realised at the Jagiellonian University as part of the Digital Humanities Lab project.
