We have been working at Perseus on an initial release of a new browser for the Art and Archaeology collection. You can read more about it here (sites.tufts.edu/perseusupdat...)

ICYMI: 11 changes historians and archivists need to make in response to generative AI. Now with a new and improved reading list.

#dh #digitalhumanities #history #archives #ai #highered #pedagogy

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Perseus has been having challenges with this very issue for the last year or more. 404 media has also been reporting on it: www.404media.co/ai-scraping-...

Also enjoying reflecting on just how long the Perseus Digital Library has been kicking around in all its formats and inspired by all the work so many amazing Perseids have done over the years. I'd tag all of them by name but that would not be quick and easy

I know this is like state of the art circa 1995, but I'm feeling strangely nostalgic these days for things that are easy and quick to create.

There is something very soothing in the creation of lists and bibliographies. Since we can no longer update the P4 website, I quickly created a super long list by year of all the Perseus research publications on our WordPress blog that can be easily updated in the short term!

At Perseus, the vast majority of hits have always been from non .edu addresses. NEH means the Greek and Roman world is available to everyone, not just academics.