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Datasheets don’t have to be boring ;) https://doi.org/10.5334/johd.124 #dhd2026

📣 Call for Papers: HIP'26 —
The 8th International Workshop on Historical Document Imaging and Processing

HIP'26 will take place 3-4 September 2026 in Vienna, Austria, co-located with ICDAR 2026 (https://icdar2026.org/).

HIP brings together researchers working at the intersection of document image analysis, AI/ML for historical documents, and the study of historical sources.

🗓 Submission deadline: 22 May 2026
HIP'26 website: https://blog.sbb.berlin/hip2026/

The sound of @stabi_berlin@openbiblio.social (unfortunately only available in German) https://blog.sbb.berlin/kunstkopfkino/ #europeanatech2023

Great handbook with practical guidelines and tipps for digitisation targeted at small organisations with little resources from EuropeanaTech community working group ‘From shelf to Europeana’ https://europeana.github.io/fste-digitization-handbook/ #europeanatech2023

In our @stabi_berlin@openbiblio.social project ‚Human.Machine.Culture‘ we look at ethical, legal and social issues in the context of AI and cultural heritage a lot and work on guidelines and recommendations. This may also include revisiting our views on open data and licensing as @mia hinted at, see e.g. https://mmk.sbb.berlin/2023/03/24/on-the-use-of-licences-in-times-of-large-language-models/?lang=en #europeanatech2023

About to hear from @stabi_berlin@openbiblio.social colleague @EzellaGarnie@openbiblio.social how to establish a federated data space for cultural heritage via Gaia-X #europeanatech2023

Events by Europeana are the smoothest organized I’ve been to and #EuropeanaTech2023 was no exception. Many thanks again to Gina and her wonderful team of fairies 🫶

All our open @stabi_berlin@openbiblio.social tools and resources for named entity recognition, disambiguation and linking to Wikidata: @cneud@mstdn.io #europeanatech2023

Up next is a panel discussion about ‚Diverse, open and ethical cultural data in the era of machine learning‘ feat. @stabi_berlin@openbiblio.social colleague @jrglmn@mastodon.social on the work with datasheets for digital cultural heritage and ethical issues wrt cultural data for machine learning #europeanatech2023

Have you already seen the conference reports from our @stabi_berlin@openbiblio.social MMK project team for #ICDAR2023 and #SWIB23 already? If not here‘s some reading materials for the weekend:
* ICDAR2023 https://mmk.sbb.berlin/2023/09/22/mmk-icdar2023/?lang=en
* SWIB23 https://mmk.sbb.berlin/2023/09/29/mmk-swib23/?lang=en
Our next stop will be #EuropeanaTech2023 in two weeks to discuss AI and cultural heritage data: https://pro.europeana.eu/post/full-programme-announced-for-europeanatech-2023

A new blog reporting on our @stabi_berlin@openbiblio.social participation in the #europeanatech2023 conference can now be found here (in English and German): https://mmk.sbb.berlin/2023/10/25/mmk-europeanatech2023/?lang=en

@benwbrum@hcommons.social @nfitzger@glammr.us I‘d be very curious about those discussions ☺️ The situation is still the same, we lack common understanding and metrics/implementations, esp. wrt layout detection and its impact on text.

@mia@hcommons.social I think this is needed for the trust in ocean protocol but @EzellaGarnie@openbiblio.social can certainly explain better than me

Stabile Toiletten in der @stabi_berlin@openbiblio.social ✊

@nfitzger@glammr.us @benwbrum@hcommons.social Certainly not for historical documents (even printed)!

@felwert@mstdn.social @julsraemy@hcommons.social @mia@hcommons.social trashing of a viable tech solution to federated data spaces with trusted access just b/c there is some distributed ledger tech? plz…

@david@openbiblio.social Timing 😏