Some potential topics for the ai-and-history-collaboratory to discuss in the next few months #ai #history #llms @anterotesis.bsky.social @bho.bsky.social @ihr.bsky.social

(5) Here is an extract from our Users Manual for Ver.4.4

(4) I selected Cautious Inference Mode. Made no edits to the RA's Persona. Then saved the RA's original message and the RA's conirmation of Cautious Mode to the Research Board on the right.

(3) Click on Calibrate Assistant and you havean inference spectrum: strict, cautious, moderate, and bold. Each mode has associated text defining that inference approach, which you can edit. The preference is then sticky, but can be altered during the session with the RA

Here is the next screen after you register. The RA explains its capabilities and asks to calibrate the user's preferences for inference approach. Note teh Research Board on the right. You can add your own User Notes. Everything captured and tagged in JSON.

And produces work which is good enough t then do Named Entity Recognition on, this enormously increasing the searchability of handwritten text at very low cost

Welcome to BlueSky. Our website is currently down for maintenance and improvement), but you can check out some of our transcriptions for English High Court of Admiralty records late C16th/early to mid-C17th here: github.com/Addaci/HCA

Thanks. Looks interesting. I see Rainer Simon is a former member of the tech/research team.

Nice creative link. Thank you. In return, a little exercise I just ran using three LLMs in response to a LinkedIn posting by Richrd Susskind, author (with Daniel Susskind) of "The Future of the Professions (2015). www.linkedin.com/feed/update/...

Here are the Yorkshire data. Scarborough and Hull.

Note that it is broadly correctly identifying the pen strokes, and is reading data such as "1645". For marks, where the notary has added the actual name and latin text, it can distingusih and read pretty accurately

It is analysing the signature. I have run a load of tests with and without the caption

From memory HCA 13/66 is one of the HCA 13/ series without folio markings. So to reference your truffle trove you end up referencing your own photo IDs?

Thanks @thiagokrause.bsky.social You should have access already to this specific GoogleNotebookLM. Though you may need a paid Gemini AI account to get mindmsp and 50 languages podcast features. Will resend you link

Many different types of vessel in the SOLM-QUANT database, all waiting to be characterised quantitatively and qualitatively

Thanks for getting in touch @ametria.org . See my detailed response in chat