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DTSTAMP;TZID=Europe/Zurich:20251020T145715
DTSTART;TZID=Europe/Zurich:20251023T140000
SUMMARY:Open Data in the Humanities: Balancing Legal Constraints\, FAIR Pri
 nciples and AI
DESCRIPTION:In our online presentation\, we share practical experiences fro
 m our collaboration with humanities projects. Our focus is on facilitating
  the sharing and reuse of data by providing clear legal information for th
 e users of our platform.\\r\\nBut the reality is often complex: many cultu
 ral institutions do not make their archives publicly available or do not a
 llow the data to be reused in its entirety. How could a project reuse mate
 rial that they are not allowed to share publicly?\\r\\nIn addition\, new t
 echnologies such as AI raise questions – and sometimes fears. What influ
 ence can it have on the open access mentality?\\r\\nJoin us as we navigate
  the challenges of data management in our role as a long-term archive!\\r\
 \n\\r\\nSpeakers : Nora Olivia Ammann\, Noémi Villars-Amberg\\r\\n\\r\\nM
 ore information and Zoom link: https://dasch.swiss/news/openaccessweek [h
 ttps://dasch.swiss/news/openaccessweek]
X-ALT-DESC:<p>In our online presentation\, we share practical experiences f
 rom our collaboration with humanities projects. Our focus is on facilitati
 ng the sharing and reuse of data by providing clear legal information for 
 the users of our platform.</p>\n<p>But the reality is often complex: many 
 cultural institutions do not make their archives publicly available or do 
 not allow the data to be reused in its entirety. How could a project reuse
  material that they are not allowed to share publicly?</p>\n<p>In addition
 \, new technologies such as AI raise questions – and sometimes fears. Wh
 at influence can it have on the open access mentality?</p>\n<p>Join us as 
 we navigate the challenges of data management in our role as a long-term a
 rchive!</p>\n\n<p>Speakers : Nora Olivia Ammann\, Noémi Villars-Amberg</p
 >\n\n<p>More information and Zoom link:&nbsp\;<a href="https://dasch.swiss
 /news/openaccessweek">https://dasch.swiss/news/openaccessweek</a></p>
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