AI-HuSo Program

All times are in the Central European Summer Time (CEST, UTC+2) timezone.

September 18 (Monday), 14:30–16:30, room 106

14:30–14:50	Sylvia Melzer, Meike Klettke, Franziska Weise, Kaja Harter-Uibopuu and Ralf Möller EpiDoc Data Matching for Federated Information Retrieval in the Humanities
14:50–15:10	Piotr Jablonski Harness Old Media: a cross-disciplinary approach to utilizing television data for media content analysis.
15:10–15:30	Nicholas Steinbrink Forecasting migration of EU citizens to Germany using Google Trends
15:30–15:50	Bettina K. Hakius The reception of holidays in social networks: A case study on Twitter
15:50–16:10	Hagen Peukert Inscrutability versus Privacy and Automation versus Labor in Human-Centered AI: Approaching Ethical Paradoxes and Directions for Research
16:10–16:30	Daria Stetsenko and Inez Okulska The Grammar and Syntax Based Corpus Analysis Tool For The Ukrainian Language

17:00–17:20	Klaus Schmidt, Andreas Niekler, Cathleen Kantner and Manuel Burghardt Classifying Speech Acts in Political Communication: A Transformer-based Approach with Weak Supervision and Active Learning
17:20–17:40	Kai Krüger Ausklasser - a classifier for German apprenticeship advertisements
17:40–18:00	Janos Borst, Lino Wehrheim, Andreas Niekler and Manuel Burghardt An Evaluation of a Zero-Shot Approach to Aspect-Based Sentiment Classification in Historic German Stock Market Reports
18:00–18:20	Richard Fechner, Jens Dörpinghaus and Anja Firll Classifying Industrial Sectors from German Textual Data with a Domain Adapted Transformer