Archives: ai

Tuesday, October 24, 2023

Using Simon Willison’s LLM Package to Extract a Knowledge Graph

Simon Willison's LLM package is a lovely little command line utility that allows you to work with many different large language models. In this post, we use LLM to extract a knowledge graph from a mermaid diagram sketch. 1. Sketch out the basics of your knowledge graph. On paper - yes, on paper! It's... More

Friday, March 24, 2023

Computer, Digital Archaeology Now!

A version of this post was originally put on Shawn Graham's Electric Archaeology What if you could do digital archaeology by simply describing what you wanted to happen? Or any kind of cultural heritage informatics work? Like the computer in Star Trek, what if you could just describe what you want to have happen,... More

Wednesday, February 8, 2023

Unpacking AI’s Problems with Physical Media

Katherine Davidson is a PhD candidate in the Department of Sociology and Anthropology The AI debate is upon us in full swing; Getty Images is suing Stability AI over digital image copyright (Vincent 2023), OpenAI and others are releasing tools to help detect AI-written text (of particular interest to educators in the fight for... More

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