Web Science and Digital Libraries Research Group

Organizational presentations often carry a wealth of data: images, charts, and text that tell a compelling story or present findings. Programs and projects routinely rely on meetings to address various problems that arise in addition to disseminating information about our work. However, the information contained in the slide decks associated with these meetings and presentations tends to get lost after the fact. One cause of this information loss may be that slides represent sparse information about what is being spoken about during these meetings.  In this blog post, I introduce the ALICE (AI Leveraged Information Capture and Exploration) system, my proposed solution for capturing and managing knowledge and data from sources that, historically, have not been comprehensively archived. The primary challenge addressed by ALICE is the prevalent issue of information loss in presentation slide decks following their related meetings or presentations. This system is designed to methodical...