From Annotation to Insight: Human-in-the-Loop Machine Learning for Historical Archives in HAICu WP2

C.A. Romein, K. van Schuijlenburg, B. Wolf, S. Peeters, S.J.L. Weggeman, K. Dijkstra, M. Dhali, A. Weber, L.R.B. Schomaker

AI Tools for Digital Libraries: Enhancing User Experience and Trust

Petr Žabička, Jan Rychtář, Martin Lhoták, Filip Jebavý, Filip Kersch

Making Meaningful Connections: How Wellcome Collection Has Used Graph Technology to Aid Collections Discovery

Jonathan Cates, Antonia Langfelder, Štěpán Brychta, Daniel Sim

UK Web Archive Data: Opportunities for the AI Community

Helena Byrne

Responsible AI Strategies

Abbey Potter

Quantitatively Assessing the Applicability of LLM's to Metadata Creation and Enrichment

Neil Jefferies, Alex Hitchman

Case Studies in Responsible AI: Generative Approaches to Genealogy and Historical Newspaper Archives

Teodora Oniga, Irene Iriarte Carretero

AI-Powered Subject Indexing in the Archives – Piloting Finto AI at the Finnish Literature Society

Milla Eräsaari, Teemu Hirvonen

The fifth law of Ranganathan and implications for information science in artificial intelligence-driven world: addressing the anxieties of the AI in developing countries.

Chiatu Matilda ODUAGWU, Emmanuel A. ODUAGWU, Oyemike Victor BENSON

The BL Labs Collider – Feedback on the Labs/Data.bl.uk Pilot 2 SuperMVP Vision

Silvija Aurylaite

AI Literacy is Information Literacy: Teaching STEM students and research labs about generative AI

Hannah Edlund, Ian Mellor-Crummey

Ethical Considerations Around Machine Learning-Engaged Online Participatory Research

Samantha Blickhan, Hillary Burgess

Fast, cheap, and good? Building an image recognition prototype in the AI era

Neil Hawkins

Reimagining Museum Work: How Museums Respond to AI’s Impact on Workforce, Skills and Equitable Collaboration

Yingru Qian

Transforming Record Appraisal at NAS with AI: A Proof-of-Concept Exploration

Joyce Wong

AI Products: A Licence Review Tool

Alex Fenlon, Lisa Bird

Gallica Images - Applying AI and UX to vast iconographic collections

Danaë Di Salvo, Jean-Philippe Moreux

Descriptive Debt and AI: Rethinking the Future of Archival Processing

Emilie Hardman

“AI pedagogy and new methods for humanities scholars: A reflective case study”

Chris Haffenden, Justyna Sikora