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1.8.2026KI-Zusammenfassung

Traditional Crafts Face Extinction Amid AI Rise, Artisans Fight to Preserve Skills

Many traditional crafts, including letterpress printing, reverse glass sign painting, dry stone walling, and papermaking, are at risk of extinction due to technological advances and low financial viability. Artisans in the west of England are working to preserve these skills, finding renewed interest in handmade imperfections as a counterpoint to AI and mass production.

BBC UK News

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New Apprenticeships Blend Traditional Craft with Modern Technology

NACHRICHT

21.7.2026KI-Zusammenfassung

New Apprenticeships Blend Traditional Craft with Modern Technology

Ollie Priestley is undertaking a "heritage vehicle technician" apprenticeship at Tolman, learning to restore classic cars using both traditional and new techniques like 3D printing and CAD. This reflects a broader trend of apprenticeships incorporating advanced technology while maintaining core trade skills, as seen also in Ernest Wright's scissor manufacturing.

BBC Technology

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Taiwanese educator promotes AI integration in traditional crafts at expo

Technik

1.6.2026KI-Zusammenfassung

Taiwanese educator promotes AI integration in traditional crafts at expo

Taiwanese educator Zheng Minqing is showcasing an AI application platform for crafts at the 2026 China Arts and Crafts Expo in Fuzhou, emphasizing AI's role in digitalizing traditional arts and enhancing student creativity and efficiency.

24.5.2026KI-Zusammenfassung

Exhibition Showcases Liaoning's Traditional Crafts in Shenyang

The 'Tiangong Liaozuo, Shanhai Huazhang' exhibition opened in Shenyang on May 23, showcasing over 20 traditional Liaoning crafts. The event aims to promote the creative transformation and innovative development of traditional culture, fostering brand building and industrial growth for 'Liaogong Liaozuo'.

19.5.2026KI-Zusammenfassung

Puyuma wood carving recognized as important traditional craft, artist named 'Living National Treasure'

The Ministry of Culture officially designated Puyuma 'tu’tu’ wood carving' as an important traditional craft. Woodcarver Hagoo (Chen Wen-sheng), chief of Jianhe Village, was recognized as a 'Living National Treasure'. Despite budget cuts affecting the award ceremony, Hagoo remains dedicated to his craft and emphasizes the importance of passing it on to younger generations.

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