Rethinking the Research Process ↗
How AI is changing research for students and professors. Korea University's AI Literacy for Social Scientists lecture series, 18 September 2026. The talk asks where to automate, what to protect, and how to collaborate with AI while keeping research inspectable and verifiable.
No Previews in Pyongyang ↗
A talk on research that uses an LLM, embeddings, and AI-assisted workflows to build and validate a dictionary of reform language, then uses those tools to study three decades of a North Korean economics journal. The project highlights how AI can help discover, refine, and test politically sensitive concepts in difficult text while keeping the research process interpretable and reproducible.
From Pixels to Patterns ↗
A talk on the methods behind the Pixels and Patterns project, using computer vision and language models in empirical social science and the digital humanities to turn images and documents into structured, analyzable data, with careful validation throughout.
More lectures & slides to come.