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Capacity building

Artificial intelligence training day in the museum sector

TEKLIA offers training days for professionals in museums and heritage institutions for groups of 15 to 20 people.  

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9h - 9h30 Ice breaker and presentation of the day


9h30 - 11h Introduction to AI technologies


11h15 - 12h45 AI for curation


14h - 15h30 AI for interpretation 


15h45- 17h15 AI adoption 

The basics of artificial intelligence applied to cultural objects

1h30

  • The different types of AI: Advantages and limitations
  • How a model learns from examples
  • How generative AI works
  • The text: Understanding Natural Language
  • The images: Computer vision
  • Audiovisual: Speech recognition and video analysis
  • Implementation and performance evaluation
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Use Case 1 - AI for the curation and enrichment of collections

1h30

  • Information extraction and standardization
  • Automatic indexing of collections 
  • Semantic search in media content
  • Similarity search
  • Explainability of results
  • Distant viewing: new methodologies

Use Case 2 - AI fo the interpretation and diffusion of collections 

1h30

  • Maximizing content accessibility
  • Visitor recommendations
  • Framing a chatbot with controlled data
  • Experimenting with media generation
  • Open data and interoperability (agentic AI)
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The adoption of AI in the museum sector

1h30

  • Reminder of legal and environmental constraints
  • Resources for monitoring the use of AI in museums
  • Examples of pioneering projects in France and internationally
  • Exchange on opportunities and limitations

Speakers

The training courses are delivered by two instructors with complementary expertise.

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Christopher Kermorvant 

President and founder of TEKLIA

Christopher holds a PhD in Artificial Intelligence (University of Lyon-Saint-Étienne, 2003). He conducted research at the IDIAP laboratory of the Swiss Federal Institute of Technology Lausanne (EPFL) and the MILA laboratory of the University of Montreal.He teaches natural language processing at ENSAE-Institut Polytechnique de Paris.

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Clémence Fontaine

Development manager

Clémence holds a master's degree in cultural policy and management from Sciences Po, specializing in digital innovation, and a bachelor's degree in art history from the Courtauld Institute of Art.

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