Publications HL&AI 2026#
Proceedings: Historical Languages and AI#
The official conference proceedings will be published as an edited volume and will contain the full long papers presented at the conference.
Status: In preparation
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Conference Companion#
The conference companion volume contains the presented short papers, research pitches, and a workshop contribution.
The companion is available on Zenodo:
Book of Abstracts#
The conference booklet contains the abstracts of the conference contributions, including the long papers.
You can download the PDF here: