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AI's impact on museums to be explored at Loughborough event

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The "Museums and AI Cultural Heritage" event, scheduled for November 26-27, 2026, at Loughborough University and online, will delve into the multifaceted impact of artificial intelligence on museums. Discussions will move beyond new technological tools to address critical questions surrounding the categorization of collections, the representation of provenance, and the control of cultural data. AI

IMPACT Explores the ethical and curatorial implications of AI in cultural heritage institutions.

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    AI in museums is not just about new tools. It also raises questions about whose categories shape collections, how provenance is represented, and who controls cu

    AI in museums is not just about new tools. It also raises questions about whose categories shape collections, how provenance is represented, and who controls cultural data. “Museums and AI Cultural Heritage” explores these issues at Loughborough University and online, 26–27 Novem…

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