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Artificial intelligence holds huge potential for cultural heritage collections and institutions. The EuropeanaTech Community invites the HAICu project to share how they will build on collaborations between researchers and heritage institutions to explore new applications of artificial intelligence.
A recent study from the Cultural AI Lab demonstrates that contentious terms about people and cultures occur frequently in datasets commonly used in the cultural sector. Andrei Nestorov tells us about the study, and shares reflections from the recent ‘AI and heritage’ conference in the Netherlands on how the sector can approach the issue.
This webinar, organised by Yale University and supported by EuropeanaTech, will present findings around the implementation of cultural heritage linked open data at Yale across three museums and substantial archival and library collections.
This report presents an analysis of the Europeana Data Model (EDM) from the perspective of enhancing representation of 3D in Europeana.eu, both in terms of accommodating a larger quantity of items and representations, and higher quality of information.
What if the future of creative reuse didn’t reside in the shiny and bright but in the old and dusty? In a fast-paced, technology driven cultural heritage sector, the Netherlands Institute for Sound & Vision looks to the old and well-worn as a means for sustainable artistic engagement with its new music studio, Beeld & Geluid | Studio RE:VIVE.