Clear vision for AI and museums
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In the next weeks we will continue to discuss our policy recommendations addressing artificial intelligence (AI) and museums to learn about national approaches across Europe. The recommendations were first presented at an international conference in Brussels, which we invite you to revisit in a detailed summary. We find that a clear political vision is crucial for navigating AI complexities, prioritising collaboration, responsible data management, and innovation. Museums must uphold integrity in AI interactions, emphasising trust and transparency. Regulatory attention and financial investment are needed to address challenges like environmental costs, diverse museum needs, and resource deficiencies. Museums can play a role in co-creating ethical AI standards and counter private interests. Therefore, we have co-produced three recommendations directed to policy makers at all levels. In short, they call for: - A political vision for museums and cultural heritage in an AI-driven society
- Financial investments to apply AI successfully in the Public Cultural Domain
- Establishment of a European AI innovation hub for cultural heritage
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On 5 April 2024, Sabine Verheyen, Member of the European Parliament (MEP) and Chair of the Committee on Culture and Education (CULT), participated in a NEMO Political Internship at the…
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The NEMO Working Group LEM - the Learning Museum is collating feedback in an eight-question survey in preparation for a report on museums for diversity and inclusion.
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The two-day study visit on 7-8 April 2024 took place Brežice and Dolenjske Toplice, Slovenia, where the NEMO Working Group was graciously hosted by the Slovenian Museums…
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From 9-10 April, NEMO Secretary General Julia Pagel attended the 11th meeting of the European Commission's Cultural Heritage Expert Group in Brussels, Belgium.
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Spring marks the beginning of the traditional "Lithuanian Museum Route". This year's theme is dedicated to the Renaissance era in the history of Lithuania. Almost fifty…
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The guidelines are a specification of the ICOM Code of Ethics, that were adapted to meet the current needs in the workplace at museums in Norway. Current hiring practices…
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Baku Photography House hosted "History Brought To Life In Photographs" exhibition, which was organized by the "Icherisheher" Administration. The exhibition was made…
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