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Discussions on Participatory Harm Auditing of AI within a Cultural Heritage Context - Workshop at DARIAH 2026
Within the current cultural heritage and wider research landscape, discussions around AI are predominating. Particularly, there are poignant and critical discussions around ethical concerns of engaging these tools in conjunction with the complex landscape of humanities data (e.g. cultural heritage c
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