Just over three years ago, on July 21, 2023, History@Work put out a special call for pitches related to Artificial Intelligence (AI) and public history. As a long-standing member of the History@Work editorial board and public historian committed to the thoughtful integration of new technologies into my work, I was a strong advocate for NCPH and History@Work to step into the public conversation about AI. Read More
We all know what it sounds like—that voice you hear in your head when you read museum labels. It is confident, assured, and direct. It is friendly, concise, relevant, and eminently believable. And, despite many public historians’ attempts to make our work more transparent and let go of traditional didactic authority, the comforting institutional voice is a reason why museums remain among the most trusted sources for historical information decades in the running, regardless of increasing concern about veracity in the wider information environment. Read More
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