And if that's not enough for you, then later the same day,
2) 'Objects, Images, and Spaces of Health' roundtable on 2 new books: Tillmann Taape's 'Crafting Medicine' & Jack Hartnell's 'Wound Man' (free, online CHSTM #histmed working group, also meeting 10 Oct & 14 Nov): www.chstm.org/group/object...

But this tech raises big questions:

1. How do we ensure ethical AI in historical research?

2. How does our role as historians change when tasks are automated?

Grateful for our panel's discussion, and extending it: What do you think? #Askhistorians

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Next up: Using HTR & LLMs on his personal letters to directly connect his political thought to his reading. We're bridging the gap between the library and the mind. 🤖📜

(3/4) #AIinHumanities #EarlyModern

Key finding: He shelved military fortification books with architecture, viewing them as one practical toolkit. 🛠️ We also mapped his print network: Paris was his source for math books, Venice for military texts.

(2/4) #HistoryOfKnowledge #BookHistory