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Artificial Intelligence has profoundly changed the way research is conducted, and research. Whether they be at the local, regional, national, or even international level, research infrastructures cannot ignore its impact on research practices and methodologies. The primary role of research infrastructures is to support and enable researchers, which usually regulates us to a second plan. However, it is necessary for research infrastructures to be leaders, especially on important fundamental issues that affect the field as a whole, such as artificial intelligence. Indeed, the ethical challenges posed by SSH research, and artificial intelligence in particular, should help guide the various actions of research infrastructure in our support to researchers. This talk will show how the IR* HumaNum, the French national infrastructure for digital humanities, and DARIAH-EU, a European Research Infrastructure Consortium (ERIC) approach the question of artificial intelligence and how one must engage with this new field - as any research method of that matter - with ethics in mind. 

This book is a collection of seventeen papers which describe the impact that the ARIADNE project and its successor, ARIADNEplus (2019-2022) have had on the archaeological community, both in Europe and further afield. Each case study has been contributed by organisations involved in the ARIADNE Infrastructure who cover many countries from across Europe as well as Argentina and Japan. These papers were originally presented at the CAA Conference in Krakow, April 2019 and cover aspects such as data management, application of standards and guidelines, the use of CIDOC-CRM and Open Data to name but a few. Printed copies may be requested from Archaeolingua.