We are thrilled to announce the launch of our new half day intermediate level online course: “AI, Copyright and Cultural Heritage”.
Artificial intelligence is increasingly embedded in cultural heritage practice: from collections research and interpretation, to engagement and creative production. But as tools like ChatGPT, Gemini, Claude, and Midjourney become commonplace, many organisations are still unsure how copyright applies to AI use, from prompts and outputs to wider ethical and legal responsibilities.
AI, Copyright and Cultural Heritage is a CPD‑accredited, half‑day intermediate course designed to address this gap. With a clear focus on the cultural heritage sector, the course explores the copyright implications of using Generative AI while recognising the opportunities these tools offer to analyse collections, create new experiences and work more efficiently.
Through expert insight and practical guidance, you will:
• Explore the intersection of copyright and AI in cultural heritage contexts
• Understand how AI is currently being used across the sector
• Identify key copyright risks and responsibilities
• Explore current UK policies affecting AI
• Apply practical strategies to reduce legal and ethical risks
This course supports professionals who want to use AI confidently, responsibly and sustainably, without stifling innovation.
Build your confidence in using AI responsibly.
If you work in museums, galleries, archives, libraries or heritage organisations and are engaging with, or planning to use AI tools, this course will give you the clarity and practical frameworks you need.
