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May 2023

Browsing the Archive

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Exploring the USC Sound Effects Library
The Internet Archive is home to the USC Optical Sound Effects Library, a collection of over 1,000 digitized tapes of sound effects for movies, TV shows, radio, and more. Free Range Archivist Jason Scott shares more in a blog on the full collection and discusses how these recorded sounds came to be.

DELVE DEEPER

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AI's Hallucination Challenge
Brewster Kahle, founder and digital librarian, shares more on how AI chatbots have the ability make something up and state it authoritatively—a "hallucination problem." By referencing the Internet Archive's vast historical internet content, AI companies could cite supporting evidence and counter claims and combat generating misinformation. Read more on how the Internet Archive envisions AI services becoming more dependable, reliable, and trustworthy.

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Call For Video Submissions

We are currently asking for Patrons to submit a quick video sharing how the Internet Archive has impacted their research or work. These clips will be put together and shared at our Annual Event in October. If interested in contributing, learn more here.

From Our Collections

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School’s Out
As another school year comes to a close, there is no better time to parse through the Yearbooks collection, which holds nearly 100,000 yearbooks from various times and academic institutions. Look at all the school events, athletic achievements, and trends of the time— including yearbooks dating all the way back to 1897.

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Fill in the Blank
Before there was Wordle, there was the Sunday Crossword. And before the Sunday Crossword, there were books filled with puzzles, like this Idle Hour Crossword Puzzler (1924). This nearly century-old book is excellent for those looking to test their vocabulary and challenge themselves with the most popular and widespread word game.

Did You Know?

The Internet Archive accepts legacy gifts! Historical preservation is an act of altruism towards those who will come after us, and planned giving is one way that our donors can help support our mission of Universal Access to All Knowledge in perpetuity. If you’re interested in learning more about legacy gifts or bequests, simply fill out this form.

What We're Reading

WASHINGTON POST: Twitter could delete dormant profiles. Here’s how to save them.

ROLLING STONE: No, YouTube Is Not Deleting Old Videos

MIT TECHNOLOGY REVIEW: How to preserve your digital memories

THE WALRUS: In the Internet Archive Lawsuit, a Win for Publishers May Come at a Cost for Readers Everywhere

LIFEHACKER: Relive Your Childhood Games With This Free CD-ROM Archive

GAMEWORLD OBSERVER: Over 90 audio cassettes from 1999 Game Developers Conference now digitized and available for free

DOT.LA: There’s No Real Plan for Preserving Internet Content. Here’s Why That’s a Problem

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