Jamie Steele | TechExeter Conference 2024

Inclusivity and Diversity at National Museum of Computing

45 min talk Entry level 🚀 Business + Digital

Co-presenting with James Mayo

The National Museum of Computing, based at Bletchley Park, is home to the world’s largest collection of working historic computers. Version 1 worked with the Museum to co-create a ChatGPT enabled guide to exhibits. We take account of visitor ability, computing knowledge, general age band (child or adult), neuro-diversity requirements and first language.

We present visitors with tailored exhibit explanations which enhances their museum experience. We’ll share the life journey of the project, why we did this, what it means to the museum and visitors, and how we achieved it. Join us for this innovative use of emerging AI technology.

Key Takeaways

Innovative GenAI use-case
Inclusivity and Diversity for Public Access applications
GenAI technical architecture overview

Bio (continued)

I examine requirements, risk, partnerships, planning and initial delivery, and business cases. I do this with a data-focused lens, working on the technical and business aspects.

I have a speciality in data performance optimisation. I've lived and worked in Devon for the majority of my life. When I'm not thinking about data, you'll find me cycling or hiking in the beautiful countryside.