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In April 2025, our team introduced a new method for historical mapping—based on historian logic, not image generation. It uses place data, clustering, and AI verification for more control and accuracy.

Discover how Historica is leveraging AI, deep learning, and machine learning to enhance historical cartography. Learn about our latest advancements in mapping historical territories, overcoming linguistic challenges, and improving visualization tools for researchers and historians.

Reflecting on a successful 2024, Historica has seen significant growth, including a larger community, new voices, and a surge in readers. Looking ahead to 2025, we remain focused on cultivating a vibrant community dedicated to AI in historical research. Thank you for being a part of our journey!

Find out about the latest advancements in our research within the Historica project. We’ve integrated AI with geospatial data to create interactive maps that display changes in historical boundaries and events. Stay tuned for the development of this technology that is changing the approach to historical research!

Join our team to bring history to life with cutting-edge technology! We're seeking a Fullstack Engineer to help launch our innovative web app, merging interactive maps with historical sources

Innovative ETL Pipeline and Historical Ontology at Historica Tech Lab: Advancing Digital Humanities

Discover how Historica uses AI to revolutionize historical data analysis, comparing cutting-edge language models for precise and efficient text annotation.

The European Parliament's approval of the Artificial Intelligence Act is a landmark in EU regulation, aiming to protect rights while fostering innovation. Prohibiting certain AI applications and regulating biometric identification, it sets ethical standards, though implementation challenges remain.

Historica proudly secures EU Intellectual Property Office registration, reaffirming our commitment to education and cultural enrichment.

Historica Foundation is officially recognized as a socially significant organization in Estonia.

On 30 November, the Historica team comprising Alexander Tsikhilov, Fedor Ragin, Mikhail Tsikhilov and Anastasia Serbinova led a seminar at the University of Cambridge and shared Historica Foundation's project ideas with the local academic community.