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The Europeana Foundation and Netherlands Institute for Sound & Vision have launched an Alignment Assembly on ‘Culture for AI’! Contribute until 4 July to be part of shaping responsible AI usage in the digital cultural heritage sector.

Created on behalf of the common European data space for cultural heritage, this participatory process will gather insights from across the digital cultural heritage community to help to shape sectoral decision-making around AI and advocate for responsible AI development.

A key moment in this process will take place at Europeana 2025 - Preserve, Protect, Reuse, taking place in hybrid format from 11-12 June 2025, where there will be a session dedicated to the Alignment Assembly, and discussions around emerging dilemmas will be embedded throughout the programme

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