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A painting that was stolen twenty years ago will soon hang back in its familiar spot in a small Italian church. The Italian police tracked down the seventeenth-century masterpiece with the help of an unusual sleuth, namely artificial intelligence (AI).
Italian police use AI to identify stolen painting at antiquities fair
A stolen painting was identified at Parma's annual antiquity fair by cops using AI software trained on photos of missing works. the police system flagged one of the snapshots with an alert signal: a painting of a young, fair-skinned woman wearing aquamarine and red, holding up a half-unravelled parchment scroll. — Read the rest
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destentor.nlA painting that was stolen twenty years ago will soon hang back in its familiar spot in a small Italian church. The Italian police tracked down the seventeenth-century masterpiece with the help of an unusual sleuth, namely artificial intelligence (AI).
Before the introduction of artificial intelligence, police officers searched for stolen items by comparing what they would find in antique shops, at fairs and auctions with data from the database
A 17th-century painting stolen from a small church near Naples in 2004 has been found at an antiques exhibition thanks to an artificial intelligence system. The work…More...
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