Published May 4, 2023
Ted Underwood: Machine Learning and the Literary Imagination
Explore the intersection of machine learning and literature as Ted Underwood reveals how AI transforms our understanding of literary patterns, prestige, and cultural narratives, challenging traditional paradigms and paving the way for interdisciplinary collaboration in the humanities.
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