Shaping the Future of Humanities with AI

Humanitext Antiqua

Humanitext Antiqua is an innovative conversational platform developed to explore the vast world of Western Classics using cutting-edge AI. At its core, it combines Large Language Models (LLMs) with a trusted academic database, operating on Retrieval-Augmented Generation (RAG) technology.

Humanitext Aozora

Humanitext Aozora is an innovative platform for exploring the vast collection of the Japanese digital library "Aozora Bunko"—comprising over 17,000 works by approximately 1,000 authors—through a conversational AI. It utilizes a database of works from literary giants like Natsume Soseki and Akutagawa Ryunosuke and employs Retrieval-Augmented Generation (RAG) technology to ensure every AI-generated answer is cited from a source. This allows users to delve deeply into thematic elements, character emotions, and the beauty of the Japanese language within a reliable, academic-grade environment. It is a research and reading tool for a new era, designed for everyone from experts and students to literary enthusiasts.

Humanitext OCR

Humanitext OCR is a next-generation Optical Character Recognition (OCR) platform that leverages Google's powerful multimodal AI, Gemini, as its core engine. It goes beyond merely transcribing characters; it allows users to provide instructions in natural language to extract specific parts of a document or automatically format complex, structured information into JSON. Furthermore, it features an AI-powered auto-correction function that intelligently fixes common recognition errors found in traditional OCR. From digitizing research materials to streamlining daily data entry, Humanitext OCR meets all transcription needs with high precision and flexibility.

11/2/2025

Humanitext Team to Present at the University of Bonn, Germany

11/1/2025

Humanitext Team Presents at Philosophical Interchange between Sungkyunkwan and Nagoya University

10/27/2025

Humanitext Project to be Featured at "AI and Humanities Exhibition" at the University of Tokyo

10/8/2025

Humanitext Members to Speak at Waseda University WIAS Seminar

10/31/2025

Bonds That Bridge Solitude - Where Literary Giants Found "Friendship"

Perhaps it is because we are fundamentally alone that we seek friends. We explore the miracle of when lonely souls connect and the complex nature of friendship, guided by Kenji Miyazawa's "journey for two," Ango Sakaguchi's "solace for a weary soul," and the faithful friendship Osamu Dazai called a "treasure."

10/29/2025

The Tyranny of Cronus - Fear of Prophecy and a Mother's Deception

Fearing a prophecy that he would be overthrown by his own child, the titan king Cronus devoured his children one by one. This is the story of the desperate and clever ruse his wife Rhea devised to save their youngest son, Zeus.

10/24/2025

Flames of the Soul, Lamps of Silence - Forms of Love from Literary Giants

When faced with a finite life, what do people seek in love? Do they burn with a passion that courts ruin? Or do they find solace in a quiet empathy that transcends words? The words left behind by Natsume, Yosano, Hori Tatsuo, and others capture the irresistible impulse of "love," which moves people beyond reason and fate.

10/23/2025

The Reign and Castration of Uranus - The First Succession and the Birth of Aphrodite

This article explores the epic tale from the dawn of Greek mythology, from the tyranny of Uranus to his castration by Cronus, and the subsequent birth of the Titans and Aphrodite, based on the accounts of Hesiod and Apollodorus.