The digital museum as platform v2
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Talk given at MuseumNext 2013 in Amsterdam. In this talk I focus on artificial intelligence and semantic technologies as key trends and distruptive tools and try to tie these to the importance of a robust and flexible digital museum platform. http://www.museumnext.org/schedule/
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The digital museum as platform v2
- 1. THE DIGITAL MUSEUM AS PLATFORM Museum Next 2013, Amsterdam Jacob R. Wang, National Museum of Denmark #museumnext // @jacob_wang
- 2. The National Museum of Denmark Established 1807 550 employees | 1 million hours | 35 million Euro
- 3. The National Museum of Denmark Established 1807 10 million objects| 2 million images | 1 library
- 4. MISSION The National Museum embody and develop the prerequisites for everyone to be able to gain insight into cultural history
- 5. WHAT’S NEXT?
- 8. Odense City Museums, 1998
- 10. Graphics from Smithsonian Learning Model >> CLICK ME NEW social, communication, learning, creation, sharing MECHANICS
- 11. WE’RE MOVING From analogue to digital From broadcast to interaction From product to platform AND WE NEED STRATEGY TO DO THAT
- 12. GOOD STRATEGY? ”I will predict the future, and use this to carefully plan our work in the years to come!”
- 14. WHAT’S NEXT? Relevant trends and powerful tools Further SoLoMo, Semantic Web, Artificial Intelligence Natural interfaces, Image recognition, Augmented Reality
- 15. WHAT CAN WE DO NOW? Pick principles and tactics + do stuff Open Access, Linked Open Data Digitisation, Infrastructure development, Metadata-production DevOps, Validated Learning, Government 2.0
- 18. 1997: Kasparov vs Deep Blue
- 19. Humans vs Watson (2011) Link 2011: Humans vs Watson
- 20. WATSON Watson is an artificial intelligence computer system capable of answering questions posed in natural language (…) Watson has access to 200 million pages of structured and unstructured content(*) (…) including the full text of Wikipedia. Wikipedia (*) 4 TBs of encyclopedias, dictionaries, thesauri, newswire articles, literary works, databases, taxonomies, ontologies
- 25. CULTURAL HERITAGE WATSON? Consumer (pocket) technology, Internet connected, Faster, Better, Smarter Will we have content ready? Structured & Unstructured
- 27. from MUSEUM PROTOCOLS to MUSEUM COLLECTION SYSTEM to MUSEUM COLLECTION & KNOWLEDGE SYSTEM to MUSEUM AI
- 29. SEMANTIC WEB
- 31. OK, so... We’ve got a lot of our objects registered We’ve got the ~10 basic information about objects We need more info about the objects We need CONTEXT info We need CONNECTIONS to other objects, people, places, times, concepts, ideas, phonomena
- 33. Semantic Web / Linked Data Is about doing what the web enable us to do: Converge our collections Overcome the limits of time and space Give easy and one stop, one serve access Build our ressources into ONE by connecting them (properly, through Linked Data technologies)
- 37. PLATFORM DREAMS
- 38. We forget HISTORY! 02Content Frontend Content Frontend Content Frontend Content Frontend Content Frontend Content Frontend Content Frontend Content Frontend Content Frontend Content Frontend
- 41. What’s next to my museum Digitisation + metadataproduction Flexibility, Scalability, Sustainability Semantic Web + Artificial Intelligence
- 42. THANK YOU!
Editor's Notes
- And all our efforts are guide by this statement:Our mission: to embody and develop the prerequisites for everyone to be able to gain insight into cultural heritage.It might seem a little clunky, but that’s my poor translation.
- And all our efforts are guide by this statement:Our mission: to embody and develop the prerequisites for everyone to be able to gain insight into cultural heritage.It might seem a little clunky, but that’s my poor translation.
- Ok, so next up, I’d like to talk about another profound trend, that will have a deep and big impact on the way we work with and around our digital collections:Semantic Web.
- Entities + relationsExternally + internally
- Googles Knowledge Graph is about building a representative model of the world, so that people, places, events, things and concepts are connected in accordance to the way their are connected in the real world.The Knowledge Graph will help Google serving better search results, by understanding what you’re searching for – the real thing – instead of just the string of characters you supply in your search. This transformation of the way Google works will have a massive impact on GLAMs and our ability to serve valuable information and knowledge to our users and audiences...