The Austrian Museums Association has published guidelines (in German) to help museums comply with AI transparency requirements that came into effect on 1 August 2026 under the EU AI Act.
The European Commission has opened a call for evidence to gather information for the development of a new European strategy on AI for the Cultural and Creative Sectors (CCS). NEMO encourages members and museums in the European…
To support learning and exchange ahead of the NEMO European Museum Conference 2026: Human after all – Museums in the wake of AI, NEMO has launched a new Community Resource Hub bringing together resources recommended by conference…
The European Commission has published a Code of Practice on Transparency of AI-Generated Content alongside guidelines on transparency obligations for providers and deployers of AI systems. The new measures are intended to support…
Learning does not only happen by listening, discussing and reflecting, you also have to get hands-on and try things out. Therefore, we are offering several workshop opportunities at the NEMO European Museum Conference 2026: Human…
A new position paper developed by the professional community of the Common European Data Space for Cultural Heritage and the Europeana Initiative explores how the cultural heritage sector can contribute to building a more…
On 30 June 2026, upon invitation by the European Commission NEMO participated in workshop on AI and the Cultural and Creative…
The recording of NEMO’s webinar Cybersecurity & AI: Staying safe in a rapidly changing digital world, led by Natalie Fransen and Pascal Stomp of DEN, is now available. The session explores how museums can strengthen their digital…
NEMO is pleased to announce that registration is now open to all for the NEMO European Museum Conference 2026: Human after all – Museums in the wake of AI, taking place in Vilnius, Lithuania, from 11–13 October 2026.