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AI Makes Nazi-Looted Art Records Easier to Search
Human Progress
“More than 600,000 artworks and other cultural objects, mostly owned by Jews, were stolen by the Nazis leading up to and during World War II… But reclaiming these artifacts is often a long and fraught process. 'There's no central repository, no database that's telling you where that art is,' said Joel Greenberg, founder of Art […] The post AI Makes Nazi-Looted Art Records Easier to Search appeared first on Human Progress.
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