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The AI Encyclical and the Question of Efficiency: When "Easier" isn't "Better"

May 29, 2026 by FromThePage

AI is changing so fast, and so is FromThePage. Here’s a look at the AI features we currently offer. Last week, I was corresponding with my friend Laura Morreale about the results of Gemini transcription on this Crusader-era manuscript. The differences between the AI results and Laura’s are fairly interesting: there are some mis-readings, … [Read more...] about The AI Encyclical and the Question of Efficiency: When "Easier" isn't "Better"

Making AI Energy Use More Transparent

May 29, 2026 by FromThePage

AI is changing so fast, and so is FromThePage. Here’s a look at the AI features we currently offer. We recently hosted a webinar by our friend Jon Ippolito from the University of Maine's New Media program. We'd been looking for resources on how to evaluate and judge energy usage by LLMs since last summer's SAA panel questions started with a pointed "question" on the ethical … [Read more...] about Making AI Energy Use More Transparent

AI With Historical Instincts?

April 1, 2026 by FromThePage

AI is changing so fast, and so is FromThePage. Here’s a look at the AI features we currently offer. Ben recently made the following observations on BlueSky, and we thought they were interesting enough to share with all of you: I stumbled across something interesting during a live demo in yesterday's webinar. Not having anything prepared, I tried a page in the … [Read more...] about AI With Historical Instincts?

How Good HTR is Changing What & How We’re Transcribing

March 4, 2026 by FromThePage

AI is changing so fast, and so is FromThePage. Here’s a look at the AI features we currently offer. In a recent discussion on BlueSky, Ben and Scott Weingart (and others) had a conversation about the explosion of possibilities that might come from good, cheap, AI transcription. Scott asks “how the bias of the spotlight of what’s searchable will reshape how people will … [Read more...] about How Good HTR is Changing What & How We’re Transcribing

Environmental Impact of AI

February 16, 2026 by FromThePage

AI is changing so fast, and so is FromThePage. Here’s a look at the AI features we currently offer. At the Society of American Archivists conference last August, I joined a panel on artificial intelligence. The first question from the audience came quickly and, frankly, with a little heat: "How do you justify using energy-intensive tools like AI when the climate crisis is … [Read more...] about Environmental Impact of AI

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