Lisa Steinmann

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Recently a friend who works in acute youth mental health told me that their workplace is being pushed to use AI transcription and summary services with their patients.

I may have ranted. These patients are minors, at a public health service, who can't go elsewhere, and might even be mandated to use the service by a court - they obviously can't reasonably give consent. These notes might decide their futures, be seen by a judge or similar decision maker, be used to determine what future treatment they have. And we *know* AI fails to understand cultural difference. It is likely to miss nuances of slang, sarcasm, and over-dramatic (or under-dramatic) teen language.

The speed with which employers are falling over themselves to adopt AI, without concern for their patients, customers or staff, is mind boggling.

#AI #Privacy

All this to say, get behind @drwaus campaign: https://digitalrightswatch.org.au/campaigns/ai-transcription-in-healthcare/

AI Transcription in Healthcare

+++ Digital Classicist Seminar +++
Heute um 16:15 Uhr freuen wir uns auf den Vortrag von Felipe Cinelli Barbosa aus Rio de Janeiro. Felipe spricht via Zoom unter dem Titel "Network Science for the Interpretation of Ancient Texts: Prospects and Challenges Based on Two Biblical Test Cases" über Herausforderungen der modernen Bibelauslegung mit digitaler Unterstützung. https://digital-classicist.bbaw.de/programme/programm-2025/26#c88

This is so niche and yet so relevant to my interests: "Kip is an experimental programming language that combines Turkish grammar rules with a type system. Case endings, vowel harmony, and other Turkish morphological features are an integral part of Kip's type-checking process."

https://github.com/kip-dili/kip/wiki/Tutorial

#programming #haskell #turkish #grammar

Tutorial

A programming language based on grammatical cases of Turkish. - kip-dili/kip

GitHub
Thinking once again about stained glass and some of the open communities I've been part of after a conversation yesterday about sustainability and longevity: https://third-bit.com/2024/11/07/stained-glass/ I don't think the goal should be to keep a particular piece of software going forever; I think the goal should be to be *useful* for as long as possible, and if that means retiring one project in favor of another, that's not a loss or a failure: that's natural growth.
The Third Bit: Stained Glass

📈 We’ve showcased many great projects throughout the week, many of which are developed by junior researchers and volunteer labour. If any of these are especially interesting to you, consider reaching out to offer support! This can take the form of contributions to the code base, helping promote the project, or even financial donations.

Even a small donation shows deep appreciation, and can help motivate labour performed largely by volunteers and precarious workers!

#DigiArchMaintainathon 👾🏺

🌐 Do you publish your code properly?

While commercial platforms like GitHub and GitLab may provide very useful collaboration features, they should not be trusted as long-term stewards of software or data. Professional archives are better suited for this. There are some options. Check out our small intro 👉 https://sslarch.github.io/maintainathon/resources#archive-your-code-in-a-long-term-repository

#DigiArchMaintainathon #DigitalArchaeology #ComputationalArchaeology #Maintainathon

resources – Digital Archaeology Maintainathon

@CAA_SSLA
A very good resource to learn more about documentation is the dedicated @coderefinery lesson!

Check it out for yourself! https://coderefinery.github.io/documentation/

#DigiArchMaintainathon #ComputationalArchaeology #DigitalArchaeology #ResearchSoftware

How to document your research software — How to document your research software documentation

#Altertumswissenschaften arbeiten heute ganz selbstverständlich mit #digital​en Tools – die #iDAIworld ist eines davon. Doch wer treibt diesen Fortschritt eigentlich voran?

#Archaeoinformatik_DAI, meet the team:

https://www.dainst.org/blogs/noslug/428

🔭 Something that always needs to be done, is documenting code. We all seem to lack behind in this task. So, why not take half an hour today to write a short documentation on one of your repositories? Just as a start? Read more about documenting code here 👉
https://sslarch.github.io/maintainathon/resources#writing-comprehensive-documentation

#DigiArchMaintainathon #DigitalArchaeology #ComputationalArchaeology #Maintainathon

resources – Digital Archaeology Maintainathon