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Technology also enables new forms of cultural blending. Virtual collaborations between artists in different countries are now commonplace, leading to innovative fusions of style and tradition. Digital archives and 3D scanning allow museums to share artifacts with audiences worldwide, preserving cultural heritage while making it more accessible.
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However, there are risks. The dominance of a few global tech companies raises concerns about cultural homogenization, as algorithms often amplify the most popular—and thus often Western-centric—content. Digital divides also persist, meaning that not everyone has equal opportunity to participate in the creation and sharing of culture online.