📢 Just published! 🎉🤖📚 I’m excited to share the publication of Navigating Artificial Intelligence for Cultural Heritage Organisations, just published by UCL Press *OPEN ACCESS*. 🌐✍️ This groundbreaking collection brings together leading voices from libraries, archives, museums, digital humanities, and computer science to explore how cutting-edge AI and machine learning are reshaping cultural heritage. The 10 chapters cover: Part I – AI for Preservation & Access 📜 1. The National Archives (UK) – myself, Katie Aske & Annalina Caputo 🎨 2. Computer Vision and Cultural Heritage – Nicole Coleman 📖 3. Machine Learning at the National Library of Norway – Javier de la Rosa Part II – Text, Images & AV Archives 🎥 4. Preservation to Access: AI in Audio‑Visual Archives – Julia Noordegraaf & Anna Schjøtt Hansen 🗺️ 5. Digital Mapping & Cultural Heritage – Claire Warwick & Katie Aske 🛠️ 6. AI at HathiTrust Research Center – Glen Layne-Worthey, J. Stephen Do...
I am very pleased to share that the special issue on "When data turns into archives: making digital records more accessible with AI" has just been published in AI & Society ! Developed as a key output of the LUSTRE project—funded by the Arts and Humanities Research Council (AHRC)—this collection addresses the unique challenges and opportunities AI offers in unlocking archival data within the government sector and beyond. The articles in this issue provide new interdisciplinary theoretical interpretations, apply research methodologies to diverse case studies, and explore the current and future role of AI in working with data and digital archives. Contributions span digital humanities, archival studies, cultural heritage studies, critical data studies, and computer science, with insights from both established experts and early-career professionals. Highlights of this special issue include the following articles: AI to review government records: New work to ...