Empowering Cultural and Creative Industries through
AI
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HAMLET: Generative AI Unleashing Creativity, Redefining Culture
HAMLET is revolutionizing the Cultural and Creative Industries (CCIs) by making Generative AI accessible to all. At its core is the HAMLET Collaborative Community Hub, a digital platform where artists, designers, game developers, and cultural professionals connect, share expertise, and co-create.
Through this hub, which acts as the gateway to a suite of AI-driven tools, users gain access to cutting-edge AI tools that empower them to bring their creative visions to life. Whether it’s generating 3D assets, crafting adaptive storytelling experiences, or analyzing dance movements, HAMLET provides AI-driven solutions tailored to the needs of cultural and creative professionals. By lowering the barriers to AI adoption, HAMLET ensures that creativity remains at the heart of Europe’s cultural transformation—inclusive, dynamic, and driven by the power of collective innovation.
Join us in our quest to build an ecosystem where creators, cultural organizations, and technologists can form sub-communities, exchange resources, and co-create the future of culture!
The project develops the HAMLET Collaborative Community Hub, a digital platform where artists, designers, game developers, and cultural professionals connect, communicate, share expertise, and co-create. This digital space serves as the access point for HAMLET’s AI tools offering AI-driven solutions for content creation, audience engagement, and immersive experiences from AI-generated 3D assets and adaptive storytelling to dance motion analysis. Join us in our quest to create an ecosystem that enables creators, cultural organizations, and technologists to form sub-communities, exchange resources, and co-create content!
Funded by the European Union [GA 101178362]. Views and opinions expressed are however those of the author(s) only and do not necessarily reflect those of the European Union or European Research Executive Agency (REA). Neither the European Union nor the granting authority can be held responsible for them.
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