How AI and ChatGPT are bringing the voices of forgotten Irishwomen in history to life
Trinity College project will use artificial intelligence to identify and transcribe documents from the 16th and 17th century
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Trinity College project will use artificial intelligence to identify and transcribe documents from the 16th and 17th century
What we are bearing witness to in the Middle East and Ukraine are legacies associated with the collapse of the Ottoman, British and Russian empires, writes Prof Jane Ohlmeyer in an analysis piece first published in the Irish Times.
“Trinity College Dublin will unveil the first female provost to lead the university in its 429-year history on Saturday afternoon. About 860 full-time academic staff are eligible to vote in the election which will take place online this year. The all-female shortlist of three senior academics includes Prof Linda Doyle, dean of research; Prof Linda Hogan, a theologian and former vice-provost; and Prof Jane Ohlmeyer, a high-profile historian …” (more) [Carl O’Brien,
All three candidates spoke well at Monday night’s question-and-answer session to kick off the provost elections, but voters will want to see marked differences between them, writes Eimear Finan.
The provost elections kicked off tonight with a virtual questions-and-answers session.