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In October 2024, the AI4Culture project ran a series of workshops on how to apply AI tools to cultural heritage data. Did you miss them? Never fear - read on to explore a recap and access the recordings of the workshops!
The AI4Culture project’s brand-new platform offers an exciting opportunity for cultural heritage institutions to access tools and resources on AI. Discover it now!
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Created: 6 September 2024
Roberta Pireddu
Marta Franceschini
Francesca Manfredini
In October 2024, the AI4Culture project will be running a series of workshops on how to apply AI tools to cultural heritage data. Read on to learn more about the workshops and discover how you can join!
In 2019, the Copyright in the Digital Single Market Directive allowed the analysis of large amounts of copyright-protected data through ‘text and data mining’ techniques, while giving rightsholders the possibility to refuse permission for their copyright-protected data to be mined. This ‘refusal’ is now being applied in practice by cultural heritage institutions. What legal and ethical questions does this raise?
What are the benefits and challenges of Computer-Assisted Translation (CAT) Tools? Mª Ángeles García, Pangeanic Machine Learning Project Director, explains what their CAT tool is and how it will be made available for cultural heritage institutions - part of the AI4Culture interviews series.
