Video: Digital heritage leadership briefing – Artificial Intelligence (AI)

To accompany the release of the Artificial Intelligence: a digital heritage leadership briefing, a webinar was hosted by The National Lottery Heritage Fund on 16 November 2023. The speakers included Dr Mathilde Pavis, the author of this briefing and an expert in intellectual property law, ethics and new technologies, and Josie Fraser, Head of Digital Policy at The National Lottery Heritage Fund. This webinar discussed Artificial Intelligence (AI) in the context of the UK heritage sector – the use of AI and its impact on the sector.

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Video: Digital heritage leadership briefing – Artificial Intelligence (AI)

Contents

  1. Introductions (0.03)
  2. AI in the UK heritage sector (3.27)
  3. Use of AI in heritage sector (15.14)
  4. AI risks and strategies for mitigation (24.58)
  5. Q&A (38.00)

This recording has closed captions in English, simply click on the closed captions symbol CC on the video below. This recording is 50 minutes in length.



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Published: 2023
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