Computational Intelligence for the Humanities is the public interface of Starcoder, a framework for traditional scholars to annotate, explore, and apply artificial intelligence to their domains. For the most part it is automatically generated based on data, and descriptions of data, from studies in the humanities and social sciences.
Below is an example of a Starcoder model automatically generated for a domain that contains people and offices, with attendant properties and relationships. Please see this presentation from DH2020, or our ICML paper (link will be added after review) for an intuitive introduction or technical details, respectively.