🔍 In this episode of Humans of AI, Kai Jauslin, interaction designer and AI developer, discusses how his “Websites for Netherland” project turned web archives into interactive public experiences, evolving from a Swiss National Library installation into an open-source, Europe-wide initiative with Internet Archive Europe, using AI to extract metadata, translate content, and enable conversational search.

Artificial Intelligence is often portrayed as a disruptive force — but what if it could also become a guardian of our collective memory? Humans of AI, a video series by Information Labs and funded by Internet Archive Europe, explores this question by showcasing the people and projects redefining how we read, remember, and reimagine culture in the digital age.

Through concise, story-driven capsules, the series dives into the real stories of innovation that connect human creativity and machine intelligence — from handwriting recognition to national-scale archives and open-source AI models.

Humans of AI paints a vivid portrait of technology as a creative partner — one that keeps the world’s cultural memory alive, dynamic, and unmistakably human