Nearly Everyone Is Concerned About How Museums Use AI in Exhibitions, Survey Says

An American Alliance of Museums survey found that only nine percent of visitors accept the use of AI in museum exhibitions. Forty-three percent of respondents stated that humans should develop all museum content, from gallery texts to emails. Designers and curators must balance public distrust with plans to introduce automated tools into displays.

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