Data

Everything on this site is generated from a set of tab-separated tables kept in git. They are published here as CSV and as RDF, under an open licence, so you can check the site against its own data or reuse it entirely.

Tables 277 rows

• orgs.csv · 26 rows
• venues.csv · 39 rows
• editions.csv · 35 rows
• posts.csv · 30 rows
• tags.csv · 31 rows
• taggings.csv · 106 rows
• links.csv · 4 rows
• runs.csv · 6 rows
• mchub.ttl · RDF (Turtle) · W3C ORG · SKOS · PROV-O · schema.org

Feeds

• /feed/posts.xml · every open position, rolling calls included
• /feed/deadlines.xml · positions with a fixed deadline, soonest first
• /feed/cfp.xml · calls for papers with a future deadline
• /feed/orgs.xml · newly indexed institutions

Provenance

Every record carries the URL it came from, the date it was recorded, the method (typed by hand, extracted by an agent, submitted) and a confidence level. There is no single crawler behind this: records arrive by several routes, which is exactly why each one has to say where it came from. Unverified records are marked as such on the page rather than quietly mixed in.

Link rot

A directory is only as good as the fraction of its links that still resolve, so that number is published rather than hidden. Only pages that genuinely return 404 or 410 count as dead; publisher bot protection and network failures are reported separately, because counting them as rot would inflate the figure and make this claim a lie. 0/133 (0%) — 22 blocked, 10 unknown.

Coverage

Coverage: East Asia and the UK/Europe are the focus; North America is sampled. Gaps are stated, not hidden.

How to cite

Machine Creativity Hub. A register of institutions, posts and venues at the intersection of AI, the arts and the humanities. https://mchub.ianyangchen.com (accessed YYYY-MM-DD).

Licence

The data is published under CC BY 4.0: use it for anything, including commercially, as long as you credit the source. Linked pages belong to their own owners and are not covered by this licence.