Episode 15

News in AI for the Humanities 11/26/24

In this episode of News in AI for the Humanities, Meghan McInnis-Domínguez, Associate Professor at the University of Delaware, examines groundbreaking advancements in AI voice technology, creative tools, and memory features, focusing on their potential to transform humanities research and education. Learn about ChatGPT’s Advanced Voice Mode, Google Gemini’s accessibility-focused features, and Microsoft Copilot’s innovative voice personalities, and how these tools are reshaping interactions, language preservation, and accessibility. Explore OpenAI’s enhanced creative capabilities, the introduction of “Operator,” a proactive AI assistant, and updates in AI-generated content for music and images. This episode considers the opportunities these tools bring to research, pedagogy, and cultural studies, while addressing critical ethical and practical questions.