India's draft may make Google and OpenAI pay royalties for AI training data. How will this hit text‑and‑data mining and open‑source projects? Get the full scoop on the licensing shift. #AIlicensing #RoyaltyRules #TextAndDataMining

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We Learned, They Learned: The Unwritten Rules of a Successful Online Classroom

Teaching online is hard and technology fails, but pair programming and relentless feedback can build a rewarding community, proving virtual learning's value. #textanddatamining

How Constant Feedback and Pair Work Forged a Successful Online Classroom

Relentless feedback led to high student retention, with participants praising the interactive pair work, humor, and instructor support in the TDM course. #textanddatamining

A Case Study of Two TDM Pilots Using Virtual Programming Environments and Gamification

Two online pilots of a TDM course used pair programming and relentless feedback. The second improved it with pre-recorded lectures and digital badges. #textanddatamining

Unlocking Textual Data: A Beginner's Journey Through Python, NLTK, and spaCy

This 3-session TDM course for non-coders uses Python, NLTK, and spaCy to teach tokenization, visualization, and NER with real-world examples. #textanddatamining

Porting a Cross-Disciplinary Text Mining Course Online Using Innovative Engagement Techniques

An online TDM course for humanities students succeeded via pair programming and relentless feedback, building community and bridging skill gaps. #textanddatamining

Balancing the Scales: Navigating text and data mining, awaiting standardisation - CiTiP blog In September 2024, the Hamburg Regional Court ruled on the machine-readability of text and data mining opt-outs. It is the first judgement in the EU tackling this question in the context of an AI trai...

New blogpost by Louise de Béthune: Is natural language #machine-readable or does the format define its applicability? #TextandDataMining fuels #MachineLearningSystems, but the lack of standards causes uncertainty. Two courts attempted to strike a balance, instead obstructing EU-wide standardization.