The meeting explores the potential of artificial intelligence in making cultural places increasingly accessible and inclusive, overcoming language barriers that still limit the full enjoyment of heritage by international audiences.

Through the presentation of case studies and ongoing projects, the conference will provide a space for cultural institutions, professionals and technology companies to discuss the new frontiers of multilingual visits, the most innovative applications and the future prospects of a rapidly transforming sector.

An opportunity to reflect on how AI can become a concrete tool of cultural mediation, capable of uniting languages, people and heritages.

The meeting is scheduled for Friday, Nov. 14 from 12:30 to 1:30 p.m.