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Notes and essays

Shorter texts on AI, archives, cultural heritage, provenance and noise: opinions, research notes and unfinished arguments that are not papers (yet).

Posts, notes, opinions

Essay LLMs in archives: fluent, useful, suspicious Large language models can help read damaged collections, but a fluent answer is not automatically proof. Useful, yes. Innocent, absolutely not. Essay Documents are witnesses, not just data Receipts, insurance claims, page layouts, outbreak reports and Wikipedia revisions: why AI systems should keep the trace between a claim and where it came from. Essay Noise is not always a bug OCR, period spelling and normalisation: why cleaning historical text can also erase what matters.

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Longer pieces are added one at a time.

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Fluent, useful, suspicious

On LLMs, archives, OCR trouble, historical entities, and the small problem of machines sounding right while standing on fog.

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Sources, not vibes

Probably about provenance, uncertainty, and why “the model said so” is not a method, even when the sentence is pretty.

Personal texts

A story stitched together from personal writings, notes, diary pages and short pieces from over the years, some more Kafkaesque than others.

The Girl from SadburyA girl falls out of bed and into a country made of everything she ever wrote down. Thirteen short chapters.
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