Sketches

Durante uma boa parte da minha vida eu sempre levei comigo algum material de desenho e até hoje, confesso que não me sinto realmente completa se não souber que tenho um caderninho e uma caneta de nankin à mão, mesmo tendo substituído os cadernos de estudos pelo tablet com caneta. O hábido de desenhar se…

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Ethical Considerations in Content Selection for Political Chatbot Training: A Current Challenge

Technological advancements have brought significant progress in the development of intelligent systems, such as chatbots, which can interact with humans in increasingly natural ways. However, when used in political contexts, ethical concerns emerge, requiring a careful and responsible approach in selecting training content for these systems. The Context of Fake News and Digital Manipulation Cases…

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Let’s Talk About ATSs

If you’ve ever applied for a job and received a rejection just minutes later — or worse, never heard back at all — there’s a good chance no one ever read your résumé.That decision was probably made by an algorithm. Yes, an automated software tool known as an ATS – Applicant Tracking System. What Are…

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Testing Generative AIs: Turning a Sketch into Art

If there’s one kind of Generative AI that appeals to me even more than those that create images from text prompts, it’s the ones that transform a sketch into defined, colored artwork. Personally, I wouldn’t use them to finalize one of my own pieces, but I’ve found these AIs incredibly useful for defining color composition…

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Mastering Color with Technology: How Color Identification Tools Can Transform Your Work and Studies

Hi there! I’m currently working on the visual identity for my master’s pre-dissertation, and I noticed the back cover should be Pantone Cool Gray 7. No problem at all — in less than a minute, I knew that this corresponds to the hexadecimal code #97999b.How did I know that? Well… If you’re a designer, artist,…

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Why Humanities Researchers Should Learn Databases

Organizing information is an essential part of our work in the Humanities. In projects involving Art History, Archaeology, Cultural Studies, or Heritage, we constantly deal with names, dates, places, techniques, sources, and images. As the volume and complexity of this data grow, relying solely on scattered spreadsheets, notebooks, or personal memory becomes unsustainable. That’s where…

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