Academic Scientific JournalsArtificial Intelligence In The Protection Of Intangible Cultural Heritage
Keywords:
Cultural Policy, Technological Transformation in Cultural Heritage, AI Integration in Intangible Cultural Heritage, ICH Management, GeorgiaAbstract
This article examines the integration of artificial intelligence (AI) into the management of intangible cultural heritage (ICH), with a focus on how AI and big data can enhance cross-cultural communication and the preservation of "living knowledge." Through a case study in Georgia, the article highlights the critical need for ongoing staff training in AI technologies to effectively manage ICH. Quantitative data reveal significant gaps in digital competencies among cultural heritage professionals, which create barriers to AI adoption. The study also emphasizes the need to adapt cultural policies in the digital era to ensure the sustainable preservation and transmission of ICH. By advocating for data-driven strategies, this paper offers actionable insights for improving cultural heritage management and policy frameworks, providing guidance for cultural institutions worldwide.
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