The advent of the AI era brings new opportunities and changes to the construction and development of museums. Faced with the emergence of AI technology in new era, how can museums use new technology to enrich their own attributes and integrate into the new era is a problem that we must face and think about. This article takes the museum the AI era as the research object, constructs the museum entity as the long-term goal, makes an exploratory judgment on the development of the museum under the background of the development of AI technology, and proposes an innovative development path, actively explores and explores effective ways to promote the transformation and innovation of the museum. Firstly, combined with practical cases, application and influence of current AI technology in modern museums are analyzed. Secondly, the problems that should be paid attention to in the current development of museums under the implantation of AI technology proposed, and finally the new path of the innovation and development of AI technology and museums in the future is proposed. The author can explore the development impact of sustainable development as a longterm goal, and provide feasible theoretical basis and construction suggestions for the development of museums under the implantation of future AI technology while promoting the development of modern museums.

Qian Wang, Nan Xia. The Path of Innovation-Driven Development of Museums in the Era of Artificial Intelligence. The Frontiers of Society, Science and Technology (2025), Vol. 7, Issue 7: 69-75. https://doi.org/10.25236/FSST.2025.070711.

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