The rapid development of large language models (LLMs) has introduced unprecedented possibilities in the field of humanities research. In Taiwan, the TAIwan HUmanities Conversational AI Knowledge Discovery System (TAIHUCAIS) integrates unique Taiwanese data with advanced AI technologies to address challenges related to fragmented data management and complex query requirements in humanities research. Grounded in user experience research, the system offers an intuitive conversational platform that streamlines the knowledge discovery process to meet the needs of humanities scholars. This presentation will share the development journey of TAIHUCAIS, including real-world application outcomes, and explore challenges encountered while integrating Taiwanese humanities data, such as difficulties in obtaining data authorization and issues of LLMs bias. Additionally, it will explore how these experiences can inspire research endeavors in other cultural and linguistic contexts, paving the way for future collaborations between LLMs and IT, and further promoting innovation and international connectivity.
I am on the faculty of the ECE Department of the U. of Florida. I work on distributed computing, cyberinfrastructure and biodiversity informatics. I am the Founding Chair of the CENTRA Steering Committee.
Professor Su-Ling Yeh is a Lifetime Distinguished Professor in the Department of Psychology and Associate Dean of the College of Science at National Taiwan University (NTU). She holds the titles of NTU Humanities Chair Professor and Fu Ssu-Nien Memorial Chair Professor, and was a... Read More →
In 2023, he accepted program and project management responsibilities for Jetstream2 and the Midwest Research Computing and Data Consortium where he facilitates the success of the National Science Foundation-sponsored programs.As RDA-US Program Manager, he oversees the multiple projects... Read More →
