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The aim is to analyze and map AI research within cultural and creative industries, addressing theoretical gaps.

April 10, 2026TechnovationOpen Access

Mapping artificial intelligence research in the cultural and creative industries: A systematic bibliometric review

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A bibliometric review maps AI research trends in cultural industries, suggesting a fragmented knowledge base.

The aim is to analyze and map AI research within cultural and creative industries, addressing theoretical gaps.
Conducted a bibliometric review following PRISMA 2020 guidelines.
Analyzed 135 peer-reviewed articles from Scopus and Web of Science between 2014-2025.
Used performance analysis, science-mapping techniques, and text-mining-assisted content analysis.
Identified five major clusters in AI research: Art and Digital Creativity, Technology and Innovation, Creative Industries Practice, Legal and Intellectual Property, Cultural Heritage.
More than half of the articles (52%) were published in 2025, indicating reactive scholarship.
Discovered 24 subclusters from bibliographic coupling, highlighting conceptual fragmentation.

Andrea Vocino (2026) studied this question.

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