Looking forward to speaking on AI safety with histories next week!

Congratulations to Aviezer Tucker on the publication of "Historiographic Reasoning" his new title in the @cambUP_History Elements in Historical Theory and Practice series--our first publication for the new year. 10.1017/9781009324489.

Honoured to be speaking on ‘AI Safety with Histories’ at the end of March. A great initiative!

Ethics for Artificial Histories has been published open access in History and Theory. Deep thanks to Joan W. Scott, Ethan Kleinberg, Hans Ruin, reviewers, and Liz and the amazing team at History and Theory. Proud to take this step in the ethics of history. doi.org/10.1111/hith...

In this HERJ blog, the authors explain how their research, at @ioe.bsky.social, links with the theme of the current HERJ series on History education in historical perspective. Delve into the work of the authors, and their reasons for publishing in HERJ: journals.uclpress.co.uk/herj/news/59/

New portfolio, new handbag. Thank you UniSA Ventures for the amazing gift. Commercialisation rocks!

Kunanyi, Hobart. Home ❤️

Congratulations @profesterman.bsky.social 👏👏

Bruce made his first pithivier 😋

What kind of ethics do we need for artificial historians, and to support AI safety? My approach through mixed logic—statements, possibilities, and question-based elements—will appear in History and Theory in June 2025. Thanks to Joan Wallach Scott, Ethan Kleinberg, Hans Ruin, Jo Guldi and reviewers!

Rainy days are great for writing. #artificialhistorians