Integration of Artificial Intelligence and Digital Heritage in Museum Design

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1 کلية الفنون الجميلة - جامعة الاسکندرية - مصر

2 Assistant Professor, Department of Design, Oman College of Management and Technology, Sultanate Oman.

Abstract

Artificial intelligence has been able to spread throughout life. The research is based on the importance of using artificial intelligence and its various applications to protect cultural heritage in museum design. Many images, artifacts, sculptures, or cultural remnants can be preserved and enhanced digitally. Great designs can be obtained by applying artificial intelligence to heritage preservation. The research aims to enhance the importance of digital heritage in museum design through artificial intelligence. This leads to a focus on digitally harnessing artificial intelligence's power in museums. Therefore, the research sets out methodologies and rules for a descriptive-analytical approach to describe and analyze digital innovations such as interaction, participation, and storytelling in designing museums to make them more interesting for visitors and combine artistic historical knowledge, learning, and technology through artificial intelligence. The main concern is to enhance the impact of artificial intelligence on the development of art and interior design. Consequently, it helps restore the history of civilizations, display them digitally in museums, and create new art that keeps pace with the digital age. In conclusion, artificial intelligence is the way to the future, and the research emphasized its role in developing heritage through digital display in museums. The impact of digital displays using artificial intelligence has changed the interior design of the museum and attracted many visitors to interact with this technology. Besides, artificial intelligence can reveal new insights into historical and cultural events through a different vision of museum design.

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Journal of Heritage and Design

Articles in Press, Accepted Manuscript
Available Online from 26 September 2024

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