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Thanks, Google and Daniel Patt - N2N-project.

We are going to use this software together with USHMM museum when describing photographs from Korczaks Orphanage - Dom Sierot.

Numbers to Names (N2N), is an AI-facial recognition platform that can scan through hundreds of thousands of photos from pre-war Europe and the Holocaust and link them to people living today. Daniel Patt, a software engineer for Google, developed N2N so he could help his family and others identify images of their loved ones. His grandparents were the inmates of the Warszawa Ghetto.

Patt works on the software in his free time with his own resources but is being joined by a growing team of engineers, researchers, and data scientists.

Along with the photos and videos currently available on the site, Patt says that he is working on getting an additional 700,000 photos from the pre-Holocaust and Holocaust eras.

Of course, face recognition will be a much, much tougher task!