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A Conversation About Generative Artificial Intelligence

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Alaoui, Siham
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Chokly, Kit
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Ciufo, Carly *
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Robichaud, Leon
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Stark, Luke
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Turkel, William J.
DOI：10.3138/chr-2025-0024delete
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Abstract

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This is a wide-ranging conversation on the ways that generative artificial intelligence (gen AI) is changing history and historical disciplines. Topics covered include the impact of gen AI on historical practice, its effects on archival research, the ethics of its use, strategies for combating biases, and inclusivity. The participants are Canadian scholars chosen based on their prior publications about AI and history. They represent a range of disciplines and career stages and work in both French and English.
Keywords:
Generative artificial intelligence
digital history
historical methods
heritage institutions
oral and public history
ethics

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Canadian Historical Review
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western university (university of western ontario)
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University of Sherbrooke
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laval university
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mcgill university
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mcmaster university
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