Rethinking Documentary Heritage Digitization: An AI-Centered Economic Model

Oct 1, 2026·
Clément Godbarge
Clément Godbarge
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Publication
Artificial Intelligence and Culture: A Perspective from the Arab Region. UNESCO
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Open access
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Chapter in Artificial Intelligence and Culture: A Perspective from the Arab Region, published by UNESCO and its Regional Office for Egypt and Sudan (2026).

Clément Godbarge
Authors
Lecturer in Digital Humanities
Clément Godbarge is a Lecturer in Digital Humanities at the University of St Andrews. His research revolves around science and statecraft in early modern Europe. In his forthcoming book, he examines how doctors embedded at the courts of sixteenth-century France and Italy promoted themselves as political experts of a new genre. His research has been supported by the Andrew W. Mellon Foundation, the Fulbright Commission, the Renaissance Society of America, and Harvard University.