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Thieves made off with a stash of jewelry and gold sculptures by Umberto Mastroianni, Met Workers Urge Museum to Call for Gaza Ceasefire, and more.

A European private collection asked the Swiss company Art Recognition to authenticate the piece

Although AI is becoming increasingly prevalent in the art business, it does not have to be seen as a threat.

Carina Popovici, founder of Art Recognition, discusses the potential of using A.I. in the authentication of art.

A.I. could become a useful tool for art authentication but likely won’t replace human input.

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A scientist and two museum professionals have called into question AI's attribution of a painting to Raphael after contradictory evidence emerged.

Two studies use facial recognition to analyse ‘old master’ painting and return opposite verdicts

A Winnetka man didn’t live to see an artwork he bought identified as a Raphael. AI seems to have provided the smoking gun. But can it convince art dealers?

Now the Kunsthaus Zurich may have two Titians on its hands—or it may have none at all. It plans to conduct research to find out.