​As museums and cultural institutions begin to embrace artificial intelligence, how can they maintain the trust and integrity that are the cornerstones of their work?

​Cultural organizations have long been bastions of carefully curated knowledge. Their audiences rely on the expertise of curators and carefully crafted storytelling. Yet the advent of AI is reshaping how research is conducted, how meaning is synthesized, and ultimately how content is created, distributed, and consumed.

​Amit Asaravala, Head of Technology at Bluecadet, will explore the current landscape of AI and its implications for institutions that must uphold public trust. He’ll discuss the challenges of ensuring AI systems are fed with responsibly indexed data, the risks of hallucination or inaccuracies, and how to maintain a user experience that remains true to the institution’s values and value proposition.

In other words, he’ll guide us through how to responsibly embrace AI so that these institutions don’t get left behind as the landscape of knowledge sharing changes.