🔍 In this episode of Humans of AI, Winnie Lam, co-founder of Plinth, explores how AI can help unlock the stories hidden within our digital cultural heritage. From 3D digitisation to semantic search, we discuss how AI can connect collections, uncover new insights and turn cultural heritage into engaging experiences for the public, while keeping reliable sources and human creativity at the centre.
📌 About Our Guests
Winnie Lam | plinth
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https://plinth.it/ Winnie Lam is the Co-Founder of Plinth, where she leads the company’s vision for expanding the reuse of digital cultural heritage. Her work focuses on how cultural institutions can transform digitised collections into creative experiences that generate wider public value.
With a background spanning technology, entrepreneurship, and cultural innovation, Winnie is particularly interested in the role of bridge actors who connect heritage assets with audiences and real-world uses. She is currently exploring how AI can unlock the value of Europe’s text-based heritage through more meaningful discovery, interpretation, and responsible reuse.
Plinth is an organisation that uses 3D digitisation and AI driven technologies to make cultural heritage more accessible and engaging. It helps museums, galleries and other cultural institutions create detailed digital versions of artworks and connect collections through semantic search, making it easier for people to discover, explore and reuse cultural heritage.
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