9

We must explore what it means to integrate digital culture with social action →

Katherine Maher

Executive Director of the Wikimedia Foundation

7

The AI race is not lost.
It has just begun →

Frédéric Kaplan

Digital Humanities Chair at École Polytechnique, Fédérale de Lausanne

8

Libraries must affirm and cultivate their differences →

Laurence Engel

President of the National Library of France

2

The future is not just about more content, but about new types of content and expression →

Pier Luigi Sacco

Professor of Cultural Economics and Deputy Rector for International Relations at IULM University, Milan

5

We must continue to ensure that our cultural history is part of our complex, fleeting, data present →

Melissa Terras

Professor of Digital Cultural Heritage at the University of Edinburgh’s College of Arts, Humanities, and Social Sciences

6

The internet is the most powerful platform for communication and collaboration in history →

Ryan Merkley

CEO, Creative Commons

1

‘Do they know about Europeana
in the future?’ →

Michael Peter Edson

Co-founder of the Museum for the United Nations — UN Live

10

The gates are already open →

George Oates

Founder and CEO, Museum in a Box

3

Augmented and virtual reality will increasingly make it possible to enjoy high-quality reproductions of works of art →

Emilie Gordenker

Director, Mauritshuis

4

Access at scale was only the start →

Dan Cohen

Vice Provost for Information Collaboration, Dean of the Libraries, and Professor of History at Northeastern University, Massachusetts