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How can crowdsourcing be used and combined with state-of-the-art algorithms in the context of cultural heritage? Spyros Bekiaris, Software Engineer at Datoptron, and Eirini Kaldeli, coordinator of the AI4Culture project, talk with Marco Rendina about a crowdsourcing platform designed for the needs of the cultural heritage sector, as part of the AI4Culture interviews series.
This webinar, organised by the Archival Images of AI project and supported by EuropeanaTech, will investigate how we could reuse and remix digital heritage collections to craft better images of AI.
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Have you ever marvelled at how technology can 'understand' the visual world around us? Explore this fascinating topic - and a new tool - with Henk Vanstappen (digital strategist at Datable) and EFHA’s Marco Rendina as part of the AI4Culture interviews series.
What are the benefits and challenges of automatic subtitling? Mauro Cettolo, Senior Researcher with thirty years of experience at Fondazione Bruno Kessler, explains to EFHA’s Marco Rendina what subtitling is and how it will be made available to cultural institutions in the context of the AI4Culture project.
Artificial intelligence holds huge potential for cultural heritage collections and institutions. The EuropeanaTech Community invites the HAICu project to share how they will build on collaborations between researchers and heritage institutions to explore new applications of artificial intelligence.
AI4Culture is a data-space supporting project building an online capacity building hub for the application of artificial intelligence technologies in the cultural heritage sector. Today, the project launches a new interview series which puts the spotlight on AI tools for cultural heritage.
