Large Language Models based on historical text could offer informative tools for behavioral science

Michael E. W. Varnum · Nicolas Baumard · Mohammad Atari · Kurt J. Gray

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Digital Humanities and Scholarship Topic Modeling Computational and Text Analysis Methods

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By training them on various types of historical texts and records, LLMs could help scholars better grasp the mentality of ancient peoples during major historical events.Here, Pericles gives a famous speech around 430 BC, a year after the start of the Peloponnesian War.Image credit: Shutterstock/vkilikov.

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