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Gen AI collection descriptions – is it a pass?

In their first Gen AI blog, Gareth and Katie left you hanging as to how the descriptions created using Generative Artificial Intelligence turned out. Before they show an example and talk about how they assessed the content, there were a couple of discoveries they made about supplying images to the AI model.Read more

2025-01-24
By: Gareth Watkins and Katie Cooper
On: 24 Jan 2025
In: Behind the scenes, Collections Online
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Unlocking collections: Casting new light with AI

The possibilities of using Generative AI in a positive way to enhance collection accessibility and findability has sparked a pilot project by history curator Katie Cooper and Collections Data Manager Gareth Watkins.  In the first of a series of blogs, Katie and Gareth take you on their AI journey.Read more

2024-11-25
By: Katie Cooper and Gareth Watkins
On: 25 Nov 2024
In: Behind the scenes, Collections Online, History

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