The Summer School brought together experts to discuss topics such as the impact of Artificial Intelligence on museum work, participatory curatorship, collaborative networks, and the role of museums in constructing and challenging historical identities.

In her presentation, Donna Yates showed how the use of a computer-assisted model that predicts plausible patterns and connections can reveal unethical or criminal behaviour embedded in the relationships behind museum collections. This talk was part of the fourth panel of the conference, titled The museum as citizen: difficult histories, contested identities.