60 Minutes Rewind. Each year, as the anniversary of September 11th approaches, we remember the events of that awful day and honor its victims. Next spring at ground zero in New York City, one of the largest and most ambitious memorial museums in the world is scheduled to open its doors to do that permanently.The National September 11th Memorial Museum. It'll actually be located below ground, seven stories down. It's a project that's been plagued by delays, funding battles, even a flood thanks to Hurricane S ...

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Museums and Accessibility - Museums should strive to create a sense of belonging and community to enable shared knowledge for everyone [25] - Museums need to engage with everyone, from staff recruitment to collecting and interpretation, to foster inclusivity [23] - Museums should use relatable language and humor to create human connections and make history engaging [25] AI in Museums - AI can help museums understand their collections and find new connections, enabling discovery and participation [21] - AI can be used to analyze images and provide detailed descriptions, but the quality of data used to train AI is critical [15][22] - AI can accelerate change in museums, but the focus should remain on human understanding and storytelling [23] Collection and Interpretation - Museums often focus on a narrow, white middle-class Western narrative, neglecting other perspectives [16] - Museums face a storage problem, leading them to refuse many personal items and stories [11][12] - There is a need to make room for new perspectives and stories in museum collections [13]

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