nottingham.ac.uk
University of Nottingham: Responsible AI
Read more about the project and its collaborators.
ArcaiArt
A project exploring the responsible use of AI in the creation, archiving, reactivation and conservation of artworks and their archives.
About this image
Li Zhang.
About the project
- Funder
- Timeframe
2025–2028
- In partnership with
Dr Lydia Farina at the Department of Philosophy, with co-investigators based in University of Nottingham, Coventry University, the University of Exeter, Goldsmiths, London South Bank University, and the University of Dundee.
- The National Archives' project lead
This project aims to create new knowledge on responsible innovation and creativity when AI is used to create, document, reactivate and conserve artworks and their archives.
Reactivating artworks in the context of this project will involve performing or exhibiting them again, drawing on their current documentation. It will also provide opportunities for further documentation.
The project will explore how AI can help to reactivate, document and archive complex artworks, including:
- artworks created through AI
- how to curate the exhibition of artworks, whether through historical records or their reactivations;
- preserving them for posterity
The project explores how using AI could resolve what are now considered overwhelming challenges for archives and museums tasked with documenting and preserving often-mutable, complex and hybrid artworks in their collections in perpetuity.
Learn more about ArcaiArt
braiduk.org
Creating immersive art experiences through AI
Explore how the project uses BRAID's Responsible AI (RAI) demonstrator to address real-world challenges in the arts sector.