37.3069, Confs: Ars Inquirendi 2026: Querying Pre-Print Cultures with LLMs (United Kingdom)

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Subject: 37.3069, Confs: Ars Inquirendi 2026: Querying Pre-Print Cultures with LLMs (United Kingdom)

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Date: 24-Sep-2026
From: Stephen Pink [stephenpink at gmail.com]
Subject: Ars Inquirendi 2026: Querying Pre-Print Cultures with LLMs


Ars Inquirendi 2026: Querying Pre-Print Cultures with LLMs
Short Title: ArsInq (AI)
Theme: 2026: Querying Pre-Print Cultures with LLMs

Date: 20-Nov-2026 - 22-Nov-2026
Location: Oxford, United Kingdom
Meeting URL: https://arsinq.com

Linguistic Field(s): Computational Linguistics
Subject Language(s): Ancient Greek (to 1453) (grc, anci1242)
                     Latin (lat, lati1261)
                     Mandarin Chinese (cmn, mand1415)
                     Sanskrit (san, sans1269)
                     Tibetan (bod, tibe1272)
Language Family(ies): Asian Unclassified; Classical Indo-European
(clas1257); Semitic (semi1276)

Registration is now open for
Ars Inquirendi 2026: Querying Pre-Print Cultures with LLMs
St Edmund Hall, Oxford, and online, 20–22 November 2026
We are convening over thirty scholars from around the world to answer
two questions: in the era of large language models, what can we now
discover about the pre-print past that we could not before, and what
would justify believing it?
Keynotes: Marieke Meelen (Cambridge); Peter Turchin (Complexity
Science Hub, Vienna, and Oxford)
Registration and the full programme: https://www.arsinq.com –
in-person places are limited, so we encourage early registration.



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