Dialogues II Response I: Holocaust-Sensitive AI Should Earn Trust Through Accepting Three Commitments: Transparency About Sources, Scholarly Verification, and Spatial Grounding
Abstract
When AI can generate unlimited Holocaust imagery, protecting authenticity requires establishing methodological constraints rather than avoiding these technologies.Three principles -transparent marking of generated content, scholarly verification, and spatial grounding -could transform AI from a threat to authenticity into a tool for responsible visualisation.These constraints accept that some visual representation, even if imperfect, may serve memory better than leaving crucial narratives invisible to contemporary audiences -provided the imperfection is acknowledged and minimised through rigorous frameworks.
Publication details
- Publisher
- Landecker Digital Memory Lab
- Publication date
- 14 January 2026