When is it appropriate to use Generative AI and Large Language Models? What are the ethical dimensions and how can we consider the contributory effects on the climate crisis? Cog Design have been thinking about this a lot and share their current policy. It’s definitely a work in progress says Cog Design’s Director, Michael Smith.Â
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
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
A useful social media policy template devised by CharityComms, the membership network for communications professionals working in UK charities.
The Australian Centre for the Moving Image (ACMI) shares their ACMI 2019-2022 Disability Action Plan. It was created in the spirit of their organisational values which capture their commitment to inclusion and diversity. It calls upon ACMI to confront unconscious biases and exclusionary practices through embracing ambitious goals and exploring new ways of working in … Read more
1. Introduction In your day-to-day work you will have already come across policies and codes of practice which you are expected to incorporate into how you run your organisation and teams. Many of these policies are now available in digital formats. Accessing these documents online should make it easier for you to comply with them … Read more
Culture in Crisis shares research findings from one of the world’s largest investigations into the impacts of Covid-19 on the cultural industries. The research project was led by the Centre for Cultural Value in collaboration with The Audience Agency and the Creative Industries Policy and Evidence Centre and was supported by the Arts and Humanities … Read more
In this article we examine how values-led partnerships between local government and the cultural sector in Greater Manchester have allowed for a place-based response to the impacts of the pandemic, and what this means for the ‘levelling up’ agenda.
Researchers Rachel Johnson, Abigail Gilmore and Benjamin Dunn look at how Covid-19 is changing arts and culture policy and strategy within local cultural ecosystems, and the potentially damaging effects of a funding ‘gravitational pull’ within well-networked organisations and regions.
This webinar offers learnings and insights on how to use evidence and research to influence policy change.
