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Title: Hybdrid artificial intelligence for philology research amid instability or crisis
Authors: Krasnyuk, Svitlana
Keywords: philology
esearch and development
artificial intelligence
hybrid AI
Issue Date: Nov-2025
Publisher: Bookmundo, 2025
Citation: Krasniuk S. Hybdrid artificial intelligence for philology research amid instability or crisis / S. Krasniuk // Innovations and Prospects for the Development of Modern Science: Proceedings of the International Scientific Conference (Utrecht, Netherlands, 19 November 2025). – Utrecht, Netherlands : Bookmundo, 2025. – Р. 79-82.
Abstract: This article examines the importance of hybrid artificial intelligence (HAI) in philological research during periods of crisis and instability. Hybrid AI, which integrates neural networks, machine-learning methods, expert rules and linguistic models, provides advanced tools for large-scale text analysis, linguistic modelling and automated interpretation of complex language structures. HAI enhances computational linguistics, lexicography, literary studies and intelligent translation by improving semantic detection, stylistic analysis, authorship attribution and culturally sensitive translation. It also supports digital humanities through text reconstruction, corpus studies and manuscript deciphering. Overall, hybrid AI expands analytical possibilities, increases research accuracy and ensures continuity and adaptability of philological studies under crisis conditions, strengthening the resilience and innovation potential of the humanities.
URI: https://er.knutd.edu.ua/handle/123456789/33793
Faculty: Факультет культури і креативних індустрій
Department: Кафедра філології та перекладу (ФП)
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