Undergraduate Research Assistant, Data-Driven Humanities Research Group
Current
Gainesville, Florida, United States
We specialize in computer-enhanced analysis of Ancient Greek and Latin languages to explore the Greco-Roman worlds, their cultures, and societies. Our mission, under the Digital Epigraphy and Archaeology Project (www.digitalepigraphy.org), is to make historical research more accessible through 3D digitization, digital preservation, and advanced automatic analysis of artifacts. Students from various disciplines engage in multidisciplinary projects, acquiring diverse skills and collaborating with peers to advance our understanding of ancient civilizations and their impact on the future. More specifically, racial basis within the classics language and how this AI can help detect this bias.Published author in AI Research: Bozia, E., Stein, A., Wavid, B., Boudreau, C., Chong, D., Dede, B., Dey, S., Estela, C., Fradj, G., Gnanam, G., Hoppenstedt, J., Jain, A., Morrison, M., Owji, N., Robinson, S., Rodgers, G., Slaten, T., Stevens, N., Xu, J., Yu, J., Lamman, J., Paul, A. Munjed, C., James, J., Lin, S. “Artificial Intelligence for Classics Literary Texts.” In Anna Foka and Clelia LaMonica (eds.) Evolving Perspectives on Digital Classics. Routledge. (submitted-under review)