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How AI is disrupting art history
Artificial intelligence could play a growing role in the art market, where a change in attribution can increase — or decrease — a painting’s value by millions of dollars. While many art historians remain skeptical about whether the technology has any place in their field, champions of the technology argue that machines can see patterns the human eye can’t. CNN’s Oscar Holland explains.
TL;DR
- Artificial intelligence may influence the art market, with its ability to detect patterns unseen by humans.
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