I was only able to know this was supposed to be a lion because this is how he rendered the Castille flag; it's proof that you can be an absolutely brilliant cartographer and completely incapable of even remotely conveying the idea of a lion

I found worse (of course these are winged lions, don't you see the little paws at the back?)

Especially potent, and a good summary of some of my concerns about the process is this quote by @irisvanrooij.bsky.social : "No serious scholar or scientist in their right mind would want LLMs to produce their texts; and hence, also no student pursuing an academic education would want to do so."

Grazie tanto a Annalisa Biagianti per l'organizzazione; vi invito anche a leggere il suo contributo e quello di Andrea Addobbati sul cerimoniale marittimo, entrambi sono molto interessanti!

Thanks a lot to Annalisa Biagianti for organising this; do check out hers and Andrea Addobbati's contributions on maritime ceremony. If you cannot read Italian and are interested, do feel free to contact me for an English or French version!

Congratulations Lewis! It sounds like a fascinating topic, I'm looking forward to reading what comes out of it!

J'ai compté généreusement pour les périodes hors contemporaine, et c'est un peu à la louche car ça repose uniquement sur les titres des contributions, mais même avec une sacrée marge d'erreur ces chiffres restent ridicules

Ceci étant le premier épisode enregistré à distance (c'est loin Florence), j'en appelle à votre indulgence sur la qualité de ma voix...

Une fois le dernier épisode fini, n'hésitez pas à parcourir les sessions des autres intervenants tous aussi passionants les uns que les autres ! Je recommande bien sûr le premier épisode avec @anastruillou.bsky.social
Merci encore à Lucie et Romane, et bonne écoute !