The Beltracchi Code – Fraud Detection with AI and Image Recognition | Webinar
Artificial Intelligence is able to detect the creator of a piece of artwork with great accuracy. But what if a painter intentionally tries to imitate the style of other artists?
An analysis of artworks from Wolfgang Beltracchi shows: A counterfeiter is more likely to deceive humans than an ensemble of Neural Networks.
This Video was a Webinar taken on 28th of April 2020.
About Wolfgang Reuter (Alexander Thamm GmbH):
Wolfgang Reuter is a Leading Strategist and AI-Expert at Alexander Thamm. He studied Environmental Sciences at UEA in Norwich, UK, and is a trained journalist. Amongst other positions he was a correspondent for “Der Spiegel” in Frankfurt and Berlin, head of Companies & Markets at “Handelsblatt” and deputy editor at “Focus”. About six years ago he first got involved in programming and later focused on artificial intelligence. Two and a half years ago, with then 52, he changed careers – and now works full time in this field.
Artificial Intelligence is able to detect the creator of a piece of artwork with great accuracy. But what if a painter intentionally tries to imitate the style of other artists?
An analysis of artworks from Wolfgang Beltracchi shows: A counterfeiter is more likely to deceive humans than an ensemble of Neural Networks.
This Video was a Webinar taken on 28th of April 2020.
About Wolfgang Reuter (Alexander Thamm GmbH):
Wolfgang Reuter is a Leading Strategist and AI-Expert at Alexander Thamm. He studied Environmental Sciences at UEA in Norwich, UK, and is a trained journalist. Amongst other positions he was a correspondent for “Der Spiegel” in Frankfurt and Berlin, head of Companies & Markets at “Handelsblatt” and deputy editor at “Focus”. About six years ago he first got involved in programming and later focused on artificial intelligence. Two and a half years ago, with then 52, he changed careers – and now works full time in this field.
