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October 14, 2026
At HSE University–St Petersburg, Experts Discuss How AI Changes Tourist Routes and Cultural Heritage
Neural networks are no longer simple travel assistants; now they decide what to include on the route and what to skip. Artificial intelligence changes how people perceive a place and shapes the image of tourist centres. At the II International Scientific and Practical Conference ’Information Technologies in the Preservation and Promotion of Cultural Heritage,’ researchers discussed who controls algorithmic solutions and in what ways, and whether authentic traditions get lost in them.
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Falconry – its influence on biodiversity and cultural heritage in Poland and across Europe

Bialystok : 2016.
Academic editor: U. Szymak, P. Sianko

Falconry – its influence on biodiversity and cultural heritage in Poland and across Europe

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Early falconry in Russia: Recent finds in Novgorod the Great and Tve
Zinoviev A., , in: Falconry – its influence on biodiversity and cultural heritage in Poland and across Europe.: Bialystok: [б.и.], 2016. P. 63–68.
Early falconry in Russia: Recent finds in Novgorod the Great and Tver ...
Added: March 6, 2020
Research target: Biology
Language: English
Keywords: Polandfalconry 16th–17th Centuries Russiamedieval times
Falconry – its influence on biodiversity and cultural heritage in Poland and across Europe
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