17th October: Webinar on AI and Intangible Cultural Heritage (ICH)!

Join us and discover how to harness the potential of this emerging technology, all while mitigating risks for the bearers.

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We are excited to cooperate with the UNESCO Living Heritage Entity, Fumiko Ohinata, and Harriet Deacon on the organisation of the webinar that will be held on the occasion of the First International Day of Intangible Cultural Heritage.

We will discuss how Artificial Intelligence impacts our living heritage. The full programme with great speakers is available here.

Register here and join us for the first meeting of this kind!

🕓 Thursday 17 October from 2pm-5pm (Paris time)

📍 Online (Interpretation in EN/FR) – Link here

🟣 Programme and speakers background

Image: © cybermagician / Shutterstock.com


See also

Artificial Intelligence and Intangible Cultural Heritage. Mapping terra (in)cognita

Katedra UNESCO podpisała list otwarty w sprawie ochrony niematerialnego dziedzictwa kulturowego

Stanowisko Katedry UNESCO w sprawie projektu ustawy o zespołach ludowych

Teaching Materials on Intangible Cultural Heritage Developed within the INTHRACE Project

Our UNESCO Chair at the 11th session of the General Assembly of the States Parties to the 2003 Convention in Paris

Polskie tłumaczenie dokumentu kierunkowego UNESCO dotyczącego ochrony niematerialnego dziedzictwa kulturowego w kontekstach miejskich

Chapter by Hanna Schreiber in the #HeritageAlive Special Edition on ICH and Armed Conflicts

Language as a Vehicle of Intangible Cultural Heritage – Summary of the seminar

Broth as Living Heritage: Supporting the Safeguarding of Culinary Traditions in Poland

Save the date: 21 may 2026, international seminar: “Language as a Vehicle of Intangible Cultural Heritage”