Resources tagged with artificial intelligence



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Search Engines and SEO for AI Generative Search

Search Engine Optimisation (SEO) is changing as ‘generative search’ from AI platforms like ChatGPT and Gemini etc starts appearing as a traffic source in Google Analytics.  Nazma Noor, Digital Strategist at Cog, gives us the latest insights and includes a useful Looker Studio report template.

Now, New and Next: The Arts and Technology, what’s next for fundraising?

What are arts organisations doing in the fields of Artificial Intelligence (AI), Virtual Reality (VR) and Augmented Reality (AR)? And how can such technologies support our fundraising strategies? This edition of Now, New and Next from Arts Fundraising & Philanthropy provides a snapshot of ideas to spark interest and thinking and gives some ideas about … Read more

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AI Tools with Andrew Davis. Updated every month.

Every month our guest columnist and digital marketing maestro Andrew Davis shares three standout tools that are making waves in the AI world – tools designed to save you time, boost creativity and keep you ahead of the competition.

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Art Fund’s AI policy: why, how and what

Mike Keating, Art Fund’s Associate Director – Digital Experience, spoke at AMA’s Digital Marketing Day 2024 about how he and his team developed an AI Policy for their organisation. Mike takes us through his session slides about why they created the AI policy, how they did it, what they included and what they learned along … Read more

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Interview: How arts and culture organisations can prepare for AI

Chaptr founder Joe Perkins interviews AI expert Jocelyn Burnham, AI for Culture on how arts and culture organisations can embrace AI to stay ahead. Covering everything from enhancing visitor engagement to making cultural content more accessible, their conversation provides practical insights and strategies to help cultural organisations adapt to AI’s impact.

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Artificial Intelligence (AI) Example AI Policy

This policy provides a governance framework and practical guidance for the use of artificial intelligence (AI) in cultural organisations. It aims to ensure responsible, ethical, and effective deployment of AI technologies while preserving our cultural values and mission. It can be used as a starting point for your organisation and then amended to fit your … Read more

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Podcast: Tomorrow Zone – Museums and AI

Dr Oonagh Murphy, Senior Lecturer in Digital Culture at Goldsmith’s University, shares her visionary insights about how Artificial Intelligence is shaping the future of storytelling in museums. A Museum of Truth & Lies podcast hosted by Yasmin Khan. 

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Heritage Innovation Diary: Winging it with purpose – co-creation

1. A unique time for digital skills development in heritage A great privilege of my work – running AI training and consultation sessions for cultural and heritage projects across the UK, such as Tate, RADA and Arts Council England – is being part of conversations at the very beginning of an organisation’s AI learning journey. … Read more

This image shows a screenshot of a website page for the London Museum. The page is divided into three sections, each featuring different exhibits or collections related to Black history and activism: 1. Left: "Stormzy: A Grime Change-Maker" - Shows an image of a Black man (presumably Stormzy) wearing a cap and speaking or singing. 2. Center: "Neil Kenlock's Photos of 1970s Black London" - Displays a black and white photograph of people marching with signs, including one that reads "BLACK PANTHER MOVEMENT". 3. Bottom: The text "RIGHTS & ACTIVISM" is prominently displayed. The layout suggests these are different exhibits or collections within the museum, all centered around themes of Black history, culture, and civil rights movements. An arrow at the top of the image points to the right, possibly indicating more content in that direction on the actual website.

How London Museum’s new website is using AI to power content relationships

London Museum’s new website landed in July 2024 and also marks the launch of their new brand and another important milestone in the  journey towards the opening of their new museum at Smithfield in 2026. Their Head of Digital Innovation, Trish Thomas, takes us through their digital transformation story.