In bed with AI: the library learnings from working with big tech

Megan Gooch, Amy Warner May

Case study of compar:IA: Creating (international) language data commons while raising awareness

Lucie Termignon, Simonas Zilinskas

Text on Maps: From Collection Discovery to Research Data

Bert Spaan, Kaspar Beelen, Jules Schoonman, Valeria Vitale, Daniel C.S. Wilson, Rosie Wood, Katherine McDonough

Proof Of Concept: AI to enhance the value of The National Archives, and support UK Government Appraisal and Selection decisions at scale

Chris Royds, Balint Csollei

Beyond the Single Voice: Co-Creating Knowledge with AI

Jeff Steward

Computational description: an end-to-end case study

Matthew McGrattan, Abigail Potter

Connecting AI Models & Users to Yale Library Data

Michael Appleby, Chelsea Fitzgerald

Autocat Cataloguing Assistant

Yves Maurer

Ordo - agentic AI for library workflows

Martin Malmsten, Viktoria Lundborg

The usage of hardware resources for automatic subject cataloguing at the German National Library – an analysis and outlook for future challenges

Christoph Poley

Surfacing and Tracing Contributors in Large Video Collections

Owen King, Kelley Lynch, Karen Cariani

Oxford English Dictionary: creating a useful, trustworthy AI search assistant

Elinor Hawkes

Introducing the AI for Cultural Heritage Hub (ArCH)

Amelie Roper, Suzanne Paul

Write it down! Fostering Responsible Reuse of Cultural Heritage Data with Interoperable Dataset Descriptions

Henk Alkemade, Gustavo Candela, Steven Claeyssens, Maria Eskevich, Nuno Freire, Nele Gabriëls, Alba Irollo, Antoine Isaac, Jörg Lehman, Joan Murphy, Sarah Oberbichler, Giulia Osti

Multimodal AI for visual book navigation: lessons learned implementing and evaluating image search for a large library collection

Marie Roald

Crafting responsible AI afterlives: Co-designing a practical resource with the GLAM Sector

Bethan Jones, Jenny Kidd, Eva Nieto McAvoy

Challenges of Building a RAG System for Library Reference

Alberto Martinez

AI-Based OCR for Slovene Heritage: A Comparative Study of Tools and Practices

Ajda Zavrtanik Drglin, Bakir Toskić

Libraries as Research Engines: AI Agents for Discovery through Language, Inference, and Network Structure

James Lee, Xuemao Wang

Culture for AI: formulating an alignment

Rasa Bocyte, Johan Oomen, Lorena Aldana, Harry Verwayen, Antoine Isaac, Emma O'Hare, Valentine Charles

Building Bridges, Not Black Boxes: Integrating Generative AI and Linked Open Data for Cultural Heritage Futures

Shani Evenstein Sigalov

Intelligent Systems for Screen Archives: Between Cultural and Computational Value

Daniel Chávez Heras, Arianna Ciula, Geoffroy Noël, Kirsty Warner

Arctic Fish Skin and AI: Ecological Entanglements and the Future of Cultural Heritage Preservation

Elisa Palomino, Ana Cordoba Crespo

User-guided visualizations of multispectral data for recovering degraded notation

Wallace Peaslee, Carola-Bibiane Schönlieb, Anna Breger

Developing Archival AI chatbots: risks, benefits, and future directions

Finola Finn, Caio Mello, Yves Maurer

Old system, new tricks; Using AI to Improve AV Metadata in a Legacy System

Agnes Toftgård, Emma Rende

Hacking AI chatbots for critical AI literacy in the library

Heather Ford, Andrew Burrell, Monica Monin, Suneel Jethani, Bhuva Narayan

Recognising Hands, Recognising Processes - Benchmarking eXplainable Automated Text Recognition (X-ATR) for Libraries

Joe Nockels

CultureQuest: Deploying AI-powered Characters in Museum Spaces to Reimagine Visitor Engagement

Richard Cole, Chris Bevan, Frances Pickworth, Ben Ackland, Thomas Keane

Copyright compliant LLMs? Exploring constrained LLM-training with derived text formats

Philippe Genêt, Victor Zimmermann

'Distrusting, techno-pessimistic and conservative'. National Libraries and the Politics of AI Training Data

Steven Claeyssens, Sophie Ham

AInTheCards: Surfacing Environmental and Cultural History from Observational Records via VLMs and a Web-Based Review Interface

Peter Broadwell, Claudia Engel, Amanda Whitmire, Simon Wiles

From Microfilm to Metadata: AI-Powered Indexing of 139 Years of a Student Newspaper

Erin Wolfe

Wildflowers as Benchmarks: Creating a LAM-Specific LLM Evaluation Using Historical Botanical Text

Mike Trizna, Richard Naples

Unlocking rare collections in Trove

Eric Swain

Errare Machina Est? The Impact of Errors in Large-Scale AI-Based Information Extraction from Archival Documents

Christopher Kermorvant, Lionel Kesztenbaum

Collections Explorer: Building a User-Centered, AI-Driven Discovery Platform at Harvard Library

Amy Deschenes, Stu Snydman, Angela Kilsdonk

Tailor-made or ready-to-wear? The challenge of reusing computer vision models and processing workflows

Emmanuelle Bermès, Julien Schuh, Marion Charpier

Collaborative AI for Cultural Heritage: Building Trust and Literacy through Community and Institutional Partnerships

Andy Stauder, Adi Keinan-Schoonbaert, Satdeep Gill, Valentina Vavassori

Evaluation Everywhere, But Not All At Once

Glen Berman, James Smithies, Karaitiana Taiuru, John Moore, Barbara McGillivray, Martin Spychal

Unlocking Transcultural Modernist Artists’ Networks with Natural Language Processing

Maribel Hidalgo Urbaneja

Refactoring the IIIF Artificial Intelligence Community

Martin Kalfatovic

Reasoning with Small Language Models (SLM) for Trustworthy Generative AI (GenAI)

Jason Clark

NHMxDCMS AI Pilots: Rapidly prototyping AI for GLAM

Benjamin Scott

AI as Assistive Technology in Museums: Rethinking AI Design Through Disability-Led Innovation

Rafie Cecilia