Keynote

Conspiracy in the Time of Covid:

A Computational Pipeline for the Discovery of Conspiracy Narrative Frameworks

Tim Tangherlini

University of California - Berkeley

This year’s keynote is by one of the principal figures in culture analytics, Tim Tangherlini, who is now well into his second decade of research and collaborations focused on the ways that quantitative approaches and methods can be successfully not only brought into the humanities but how the adaptations required when doing so can be ported back into data, information, and computer sciences, making the latter not only better but also more humane in the process. (An interview with Tim is also available here.)

Clicking on the arrows in the lower righthand corner of the video will make the video full size: you can also click on the gear icon to change the resolution – an HD version of the video is available.

For those who would rather listen to the keynote, an audio recording is available, and Tim has also generously provided us with the slides.

*Tangherlini is the author of three books and two documentary films as well as numerous publications, a number of which explore the topic in his keynote in more detail. (For more, see his UCLA profile.)