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AI, Cultural Heritage and Bias: Some Key Queries that Arise from the Use of GenAI

2024-09-05

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Our article AI, cultural heritage and bias examines the challenges and potential solutions for using machine learning to interpret and classify human memory and cultural heritage artifacts. We argue that bias is inherent in cultural heritage collections (CHCs) and their digital versions, and that AI pipelines may amplify this bias. We hypothesise that effective AI methods require vast, well-annotated datasets with...

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e47151f3-20ef-54a0-8a87-a21b6404b692
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10.20944/preprints202409.0384.v1
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