The @icmlconf.bsky.social is the leading annual conference for machine learning research. This summer, CDH / @princeton.edu's @mmvty.bsky.social co-organized the first-ever ICML workshop on Culture and AI, with @theturing.bsky.social, Google DeepMind, and @cornelluniversity.bs…
Princeton's Meredith Martin Co-Organized First-Ever ICML Workshop on Culture and AI cdh.princeton.edu
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- Princeton's Meredith Martin co-organized the first ICML workshop dedicated to culture and AI, held July 10, 2026 in Seoul.
- The workshop was one of 44 accepted from 247 proposals, co-run with the Alan Turing Institute, Google DeepMind, and Cornell.
- Featured speakers came from Emory, Illinois Urbana-Champaign, Colorado Boulder, and Google DeepMind, with lightning talks from McGill, KAIST, Duke, and Groningen.
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@princeton.edu is seeking to hire AI Postdoctoral Research Fellows affiliated with the AI Lab (@princetonainews.bsky.social) and the Center for Digital Humanities to conduct research focused on societal AI. Applications open through Jul 1! cdh.princeton.edu/news/2026/05...
Applications open for AI Postdoctoral Research Fellows – CDH@Princeton cdh.princeton.edu
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For @princeton.edu faculty tomorrow, 9/16 @ 12:15 - @mmvty.bsky.social will introduce a framework recently developed by the @modernlanguage.bsky.social’s AI and Research Working Group to help guide humanities scholarship in the age of AI. Together, explore its implications for…
Faculty Discussion: AI and the Humanities: A Framework for Language and Literary Scholarship cdh.princeton.edu
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- Princeton's Center for Digital Humanities holds a 12:15 p.m. faculty discussion at Frist 330 on the MLA's new AI-and-humanities framework.
- The framework, from the MLA's AI and Research Working Group, is organized around AI literacy, human-centered expertise, and responsibility and ethics.
- It is written for faculty, administrators, editors, and publishers, and starts by applying source criticism to the AI tool itself.
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