AI Futures in the Heritage Sector

This report reveals key findings about how artificial intelligence might shape the heritage sector over the next decade, and what we can do to enhance sectoral resilience and prepare for potential challenges and opportunities.

In recent years, the emergence of artificial intelligence (AI) and machine learning technologies has fundamentally changed the way we work, and how we interact with the world. While some stakeholders remain optimistic about AI’s ability to improve productivity and address challenges, there are still concerns over the transparency, reliability, and ethics of AI, the impact on the job market, and what this means for the future of the historic environment sector. How should the sector better prepare for the forthcoming changes?
Over the past few months, we launched a sectoral conversation about AI and the historic environment. Participants from a range of professional backgrounds gathered to explore how AI might shape the heritage sector over the next decade. This report reveals what we can do to enhance sectoral resilience and prepare for potential challenges and opportunities.
Cover of the report AI Futures in the Heritage Sector – Research Report. The title appears in a white panel at the top right alongside the Historic Environment Scotland logo and bilingual branding. The background features an abstract blue, grey and orange digital-style graphic with geometric shapes and scattered markers, evoking technology, mapping and data analysis.

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