Artificial intelligence, public history and film screenplay: proposal for a storytelling of the life of Orlando Orlandi Posti, martyr of the Ardeatine Massacre

Abstract

This article explores the use of Artificial Intelligence in creating a new storytelling approach for a cinematic script of the personal story of Orlando Orlandi Posti, a victim of the Ardeatine Massacre. It examines the transition from collective to individual narratives using a public history perspective, and discusses the integration of generative AI tools. It proposes a case study that illustrates how AI can aid in reconstructing personal histories while ensuring historical accuracy.