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Guidelines on Ethical and Responsible Use of AI for Cultural Heritage Prototypes: AISTER Case Studies is Deliverable D6 of the Erasmus+ project AISTER (AI-enabled Citizen Participation in University-driven Ukrainian Cultural Heritage Safeguarding), coordinated by the University of Luxembourg with Web2Learn, the University of Latvia, Taras Shevchenko National University of Kyiv and Europeana. The document gives researchers and cultural professionals a standard method for identifying and comparing small-scale pilots and prototypes that combine four elements: artificial intelligence, citizen engagement, cultural heritage preservation and emergency or risk settings. The guideline process follows established guideline-development practice (Schünemann et al.), and the classification framework follows taxonomy-development practice (Nickerson et al.).
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