Building on last year’s CultTech discussions with UNESCO and policy leaders, this piece examines why AI governance for cultural institutions must go beyond technical compliance. It looks at cultural data sovereignty, ethical recommendation systems, and the need for human-centered, transparent frameworks to ensure AI supports diverse narratives and public trust.
Human-Centric AI in Museums — Turning Principles Into Action
This final chapter in our three-part series on AI and cultural institutions explores what it truly means to implement human-centric AI. Beyond algorithms and automation, it asks how museums can preserve trust, empathy, and meaning as technology becomes more intelligent. The article offers a framework for transparency and sustained collaboration between people and machines
Highlights from the 2025 American Museum Membership Conference (AMMC) in Cleveland
Introducing the Cuseum Community Forum
The Cuseum team is always working to provide a better experience for our clients and partners. As part of these efforts, we are excited to offer a special benefit to our customers: the Cuseum Community Forum. With this community, you will be empowered to take full advantage of Cuseum’s vast network of cultural organizations, universities, and associations to share knowledge and make the most out of our digital tools.
If you’re interested in getting active on the Community Forum, read on to learn how to join, how to use it, and more!