Our take: In “An Agenda on Generative AI for the Digital Humanities,” Fabio Ciotti explores the growing significance of generative artificial intelligence for digital humanities research. The article considers how large language models are reshaping established methods of textual analysis, knowledge representation, and scholarly interpretation while introducing new methodological and epistemological questions. Ciotti argues for a research agenda that moves beyond the uncritical adoption of AI tools and instead examines their underlying models, limitations, and implications for humanities scholarship. The article offers a timely framework for DH researchers seeking to understand how generative AI may transform computational methods while preserving critical and interpretive approaches to cultural data.
Editors’ Choice: An Agenda on Generative AI for the Digital Humanities
