MUSEOVATION published a document detailing three muséological charting approaches, including a chart for an American museum, a working group in the US, and a conference on copyright, AI, and AI explainability.
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Une charte IA n'est pas toujours un feu vert. Certaines organisations culturelles disent non à tout usage d'IA générative. J’ai documenté cet été trois postures muséales…
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MUSEOVATION
Valuing the Past Embracing the Future
- Industry
- Museums, Historical Sites, and Zoos
- Location
- Paris, FR
- Company size
- 2–10 employees
About MUSEOVATION
Museovation is a cultural venues development consultancy that provides digital and marketing strategic insights to museums and heritage sites to increase audience, implement exhibition projects and build in-house digital expertise.
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MUSEOVATION participated in the Think Culture event at the Cité des sciences et de l'industrie.
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MUSEOVATION published a fourth article titled #TILCulture on the application of AI in museums, including a case study on a live performance at Bayreuth.
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MUSEOVATION employee Elisabeth Gravil was selected for the second consecutive year for WHO'S HUMAN AI, a research project by Florence de Rochefort.
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