Lessons from the Edges of Interdisciplinarity - Integrating Artificial Intelligence with the Humanities, Social and Economic Sciences
Authors:
- Lucy CarterLCLucy Carter
- Samantha Stone-JovicichSSSamantha Stone-Jovicich
- Erin BohenskyEBErin Bohensky
- Rebecca CoatesRCRebecca Coates
- David DouglasDDDavid Douglas
- Jonathan Ferrer-MestresJFJonathan Ferrer-Mestres
- Zahidul IslamZIZahidul Islam
- Sevvandi KandanaarachchiSKSevvandi Kandanaarachchi
- Melanie McGrathMMMelanie McGrath
- Cheng Soon OngCOCheng Soon Ong
- Cécile ParisCPCécile Paris
Open Access
- 10 November 2025
- journal article
- Published by Taylor & Francis in Applied Artificial Intelligence
- Vol. 39 (1)
Abstract
No abstract availableFunding Information
- CSIRO Sustainability Pathways program
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