Archimag in english : définition, actualité et enjeux

Artificial intelligence has been increasingly adopted by both public institutions and private organisations in recent years, finding its place in art recognition. It is used not only to combat the theft of cultural objects, but also to support the authentication of drawings and paintings...

Since 2018, archivists have had to deal with a demanding new player: the GDPR. More than seven years on, the regulation still raises recurring questions: can this file be retained? Should this data be anonymised? And even when names or addresses are removed, full anonymisation is not...

On 19 November 2025, the European Commission introduced the Digital Omnibus proposal, a reform package designed to revise several key regulatory frameworks and progressively repeal instruments considered redundant. Its objective is to reduce regulatory fragmentation by aligning related...

Artificial intelligence is becoming an essential ally for professionals specialising in online reputation monitoring. Beyond source detection and ontology management, AI can also be used to build anticipation scenarios and support legal argumentation.