Exploring how AI technology can enrich our understanding of World War II history and help with memory transmission.
The AI Remembers project is aimed at exploring usage of cutting-edge AI technology to safeguard and convey the history of World War II. This initiative represents the partners’ commitment to fostering historical awareness, forging collaborations across communities, and inspiring action for the preservation of the second world war’s heritage.
The project is focusing on three main pillars with a strong R&D approach to explore AI opportunities, community engagement, and ethical considerations.
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A technology and digital solutions company, Kern-IT specializes in software development, IT services, and artificial intelligence. With expertise spanning data processing, digital platforms, and AI applications, the company plays a crucial role in developing and implementing innovative technological solutions for the AI Remembers project, ensuring that digital tools are both effective and user-friendly for cultural heritage applications.
The LRE Foundation is an international network dedicated to preserving the memory of World War II and promoting education, remembrance, and cultural dialogue. Through its work, the LRE Foundation fosters cross-border collaboration and engages with audiences worldwide to explore the history and legacy of WWII. Its role in Art of Remembrance reflects its commitment to innovation and inclusivity, ensuring that the stories of the past continue to inspire and educate future generations.
University of Caen – GREYC Lab – A leading academic institution, the University of Caen contributes to the project through GREYC Lab, a research center specializing in artificial intelligence, digital humanities, and ethical AI. Their expertise in AI ethics, data integrity, and machine learning ensures that AI tools developed in the project adhere to the highest ethical standards, promoting responsible innovation in WWII heritage preservation.
This project is funded by the European Union’s Creative Europe programme. This invests in initiatives that reinforce cultural diversity and address the needs of the cultural and creative sectors. Its key objectives are to safeguard and promote European cultural heritage and to enhance the competitiveness and economic potential of these sectors. The programme introduces innovations to support recovery efforts, focusing on making these industries more inclusive, digital, and environmentally sustainable. These actions are crucial for strengthening cultural diversity and adapting to modern challenges.
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