AIxIA 2026 · Workshop
AI4CH 2026
Artificial Intelligence for Cultural Heritage
Tuesday, 6th October – “Pittura 2” roomOpening
Welcome and Opening
Workshop Chairs
10:30–10:40
Opening
Welcome and Opening
Invited Talk
Industry Invited Talk
Chair: Manuel Striani
10:40–11:30
Invited Talk · 50 min
AI-Powered Visual Fingerprinting for Cultural Heritage Authentication
11:30–11:50 · Break
Session 1
Historical Documents and Manuscript Analysis
Chair: Rossana Damiano
11:50–12:05
Toward an AI-based Tool for Paleographic Analysis – A Global Approach to the Scribal Characterization Step
12:05–12:20
Hands in the Dark: Semantically Rich Explanations for Open-Set Scribal Hand Discovery in Historical Manuscripts
12:20–12:35
Augmenting Historical Research through AI: A Case Study on Norcia (Italy) 1859
12:35–12:50
A Multi-Agent Methodological Framework Enabling Knowledge-Based Digital Research Platforms for Cultural Heritage
12:50–13:00
Discussion
Plenary Discussion for Session 1
13:00–14:00 · 🍔 Lunch Break
Session 2
Knowledge-Based and Generative AI for Heritage Access
Chair: Manuel Striani
14:00–14:15
Knowledge-based Personalization of Cultural Heritage Fruition through User Profiles: The HERITAS Project
14:15–14:30
Retrieval-Augmented Generation for Exploring the Catalogues of Pistoia Museums
14:30–14:45
Tracing Moral Values in LLMs: Towards A Dataset for Interpretability in Cultural Narrative Generation
14:45–14:55
Discussion
Plenary Discussion for Session 2
Session 3
Multimodal Analysis of Artworks and Intangible Heritage
Chair: Stefano Ferilli
14:55–15:10
GRAIL: A Multimodal Genomic, Visual, and Blockchain Framework for Cultural Heritage Authentication
15:10–15:25
Synthetic Multi-View Learning for Artist Attribution
15:25–15:40
Multimodal Dataset Normalization and Perceptual Validation for Music–Taste Correspondences
15:40–15:55
Reconstructing Performed Homer: Metrically Constrained Speech Synthesis for Ancient Greek Epic
Closing
Closing and Wrap up
15:55–16:00
Closing and Wrap up

