Photo preservation and identification site

[sksvlad]

I became aware of a web site call Civi War Photo Sleuth https://www.civilwarphotosleuth.com/, where people upload photos of American Civil War with known and unknown faces, after which the web site uses AI to scan the existing photo bank and try to ID the unknown faces. Great idea!!!
My interest and family ties are with IWW and IIWW. Are there similar web sites dedicated to IWW and IIWW, or maybe other conflicts?
I have a considerable amount of unknown military photos which I'd like to ID.

 

[Just me]

As a retired aircraft incident and accident investigator I have to say my trust is Abysmal Intelligence on a scale of 1 to 10 is around MINUS 5000.

What little AI generated stuff I have come across relating to ww2 aviation is without exception either crap or complete and utter crap. In most cases the youtube or other web site display link makes it very clear that no effort has been made to create honest content.

 

[Dreamk]

The present sate of AI is much over-rated. What is currently called AI is no other that automatic search through available online data banks using various "recognition" criteria, which are often very basic. As more an more data banks are being put "behind bars" due to fears of hacking (especially true in Europe, where this has become a real paranoia) , the so-called AI tools are being increasing;ly "emasculated". A pity as real AI has a huge potential but only if it is well understood that it is only a tool that will do with extraordinary speed what you ask it to do (including comparaisons, analysis, application of algorithms and even complex formulas) and in accordance to the data collections made available to this tool and to the methods you have "taught" the AI to chose between in accordance to criteria/routines you have fixed.