To mark 15 years of collaboration, The Metropolitan Museum of Art is unveiling two new generative AI initiatives with Google Arts & Culture.
The Metropolitan Museum of Art and Google Arts & Culture are celebrating 15 years of partnership by launching two new generative artificial intelligence projects. You can now use the "Art Aura" tool to explore thematic connections between artworks or visit the museum to experience new prototypes built by our recent technologist in residence. Head to the new Google Arts & Culture landing page to browse over 200,000 digitized objects and start your own exploration.
The Metropolitan Museum of Art and Google Arts & Culture are celebrating 15 years of partnership by launching two new generative artificial intelligence projects. You can now use the "Art Aura" tool to explore thematic connections between artworks or visit the museum to experience new prototypes built by our recent technologist in residence. Head to the new Google Arts & Culture landing page to browse over 200,000 digitized objects and start your own exploration.
The Met and Google Arts & Culture celebrate 15 years of digital innovation together. A new residency program uses generative AI to improve your museum visit experience. Art Aura lets you explore hidden connections between artworks using simple digital tools. You can now browse over 200,000 digitized objects on the new landing page.
The Met and Google Arts & Culture celebrate 15 years of digital innovation together.
The Met and Google are celebrating 15 years of using tech to make art easier to explore. They’re now using AI to help you discover hidden connections between different pieces in the museum’s collection. You can even use a new tool called Art Aura to create a digital portrait based on your own artistic taste. Check out their website to browse thousands of artworks from home.
The Met and Google are celebrating 15 years of using tech to make art easier to explore. They’re now using AI to help you discover hidden connections between different pieces in the museum’s collection. You can even use a new tool called Art Aura to create a digital portrait based on your own artistic taste. Check out their website to browse thousands of artworks from home.
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