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A Skeptic’S Guide To Using Ai-Driven Content To Promote Access To Digital Archives On Social Media, Rebecca Bakker
A Skeptic’S Guide To Using Ai-Driven Content To Promote Access To Digital Archives On Social Media, Rebecca Bakker
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Presentation for the Society of Florida Archivist's 2023 Annual Meeting
As cultural institutions continue to digitize their collections and make them available online, social media platforms offer a promising method for promoting and providing access to these digital archives. By incorporating Artificial Intelligence (AI), it is possible to create engaging and accessible content that can reach a wider, measurable audience. However, concerns about bias, inaccurate information and ethical considerations abound and must be considered. In this presentation, we will explore the evolution of practices in incorporating AI into digital archive work at the Digital Collections Center at Florida International University …
Implementing Facial Recognition Technology In A Municipal Archives Digitization Project, Rebecca Bakker
Implementing Facial Recognition Technology In A Municipal Archives Digitization Project, Rebecca Bakker
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This poster at the 2019 annual meeting of the South Florida Archivists highlights a project where the facial recognition technology of Adobe Lightroom CC is used to identify individuals in photographs held by a local municipal archive. The photographs contain hundreds of images showing unnamed commissioners and city workers from the 1970s to the 1990s, with most of the images lacking metadata or information. Various strategies are employed to identify key city officials in the photographs, allowing their names to be added to the metadata of the records hosted in a digital repository. The poster demonstrates the potential and limitations …