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Episode 050 - Adam Stoneman (Muse-Tech Ireland) on the implications for the cultural sector of emerging technologies and the need for robust critical engagement with the opportunities and challenges these technologies pose
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A conversation with Adam Stoneman, founder of Ireland's Muse-Tech Working Group.
Adam's career is a testament to the possibilities that can arise when cultural institutions embrace technology to democratise and enhance the museum experience.
Last year the Muse-Tech Working Group, a cohort of Irish museum professionals, published Museum Technology: A Critical Primer.
This document engaged with the implications for the cultural sector of emerging technologies such as biometrics, web3, and XR. Through dialogue with civil rights experts and academics, they produced the critical primer to try and start sector-wide conversations to ensure technology serves the cultural sector authentically and ethically.
We explored topics including digital literacy, power imbalances and skepticism towards tech corporations, and the push for open-source initiatives.
You can download the Primer document for free here.
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Chapters
1. Exploring Museum Technology and Digital Engagement (00:00:11)
2. Technology and Ethics in Cultural Sector (00:14:32)
3. Cultural Sector and Technology Power Dynamics (00:22:33)
4. Digital Transformation in Cultural Organizations (00:31:08)
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