UNESCO and ICOM Release 2026 Report on AI Use in Museums Across 90 Countries
LuizaJarovsky · x · 2026-10-21
Luiza Jarovsky highlights the UNESCO-ICOM 2026 Report on the Use of Artificial Intelligence in Museums, a joint publication collecting AI adoption cases from museums in 90 countries.
Covering everything from visitor experience to collections work, it is one of the first systematic industry snapshots of how cultural institutions worldwide are putting AI to use.
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