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ORCIDNavigating Artificial Intelligence for Cultural Heritage Organisations, 2025
- Lise Jaillant
, Claire Warwick, Paul Gooding, Katherine Aske, Glen Layne-Worthey, J. Stephen Downie:
Navigating Artificial Intelligence for Cultural Heritage Organisations. UCL Press, London, UK 2025 - Introduction. 1-11
Part I: The role of AI in preserving and making accessible digitised and born-digital records
- Lise Jaillant, Katherine Aske, Annalina Caputo:
The National Archives (UK). 15-39 - Catherine Nicole Coleman:
Computer vision and cultural heritage. 41-59 - Javier de la Rosa:
Machine learning at the National Library of Norway. 61-90
Part II: Text and beyond: AI applied to text, images and audio-visual archives
- Julia Noordegraaf, Anna Schjøtt Hansen:
From preservation to access and beyond: the Role of AI in audio-visual archives. 93-111 - Claire Warwick, Katherine Aske:
Digital mapping and cultural heritage. 113-133 - Glen Layne-Worthey, J. Stephen Downie, Janet Swatscheno, Nikolaus Nova Parulian, Jill P. Naiman, Benjamin M. Schmidt, Peter Organisciak, Ted Underwood, Ryan Dubnicek:
Making more sense with machines: artificial intelligence at the HathiTrust Research Center. 135-166
Part III: Digitised collections and hand-written text: challenges and new methods
- Lauren Tilton, Taylor B. Arnold:
Distant viewing archives. 169-185 - Paul Gooding, Joseph Nockels, Melissa Terras:
The adoption of handwritten text recognition at the National Library of Scotland. 187-207 - Rajesh Kumar Gnanasekaran, Christopher E. Haley, Richard Marciano:
Conversing with the past: re-examining the legacy of slavery in domestic traffic newspaper advertisements with OpenAI's advanced LLM. 209-239 - Thomas Padilla:
Afterword: An emergence from winter or summer may be upon us. 241-244
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