LLMs and the Social Sciences and Humanities: Research, Resources and Infrastructures

This conference explores the transformative role of Large Language Models (LLMs) in advancing research methodologies across the Social Sciences and Humanities. It serves as a vital forum for scholars, data scientists, and digital humanists to examine the integration of AI tools into qualitative and quantitative inquiry. By addressing critical infrastructural needs and resource development, the event aims to foster a sustainable framework for AI-driven scholarship in a rapidly evolving academic landscape.

We invite original research papers, case studies, and technical reports that investigate the application, validation, and ethical implications of LLMs within social science and humanities disciplines. Submissions focusing on novel methodological frameworks, resource curation, and the development of specialized research infrastructures are particularly encouraged.