HOW WE USE ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE

Instead of evaluating art or forming opinions, our AI systems focus solely on tasks that benefit from speed, measurement, and precision:

• Research Assistance

Whenever reliable information exists online, AI can scan, locate, and organize it in moments. This significantly reduces the time required to gather published materials, references, or documented data.

• Objective Visual Metrics

AI can quantify elements such as stroke patterns, color distribution, compositional ratios, and other measurable visual features that aid in comparing artworks. These are technical readings, not interpretations, and they provide our experts with a deeper technical foundation for analysis.

By managing this data-heavy work, AI allows our researchers to devote more time to the historical, stylistic, and contextual factors that only human expertise can address.

WHY HUMAN JUDGEMENT IS IRREPLACEABLE

Most valuable art-historical knowledge cannot be reached by AI at all. Archives, private collections, library holdings, and rare documents still require traditional research methods and hands-on study.

Just as importantly, interpretation is a human responsibility. AI cannot understand meaning, context, or artistic intention—and when prompted to guess, it produces fabricated answers (“hallucinations”). For this reason, we use AI only where its output is factual, measurable, and verifiable.

Every final judgment is reached by qualified experts who evaluate all available evidence: technical, historical, material, and digital. We issue Certificates of Authenticity (COA) only when our experts can confirm conclusions with certainty—not when a system calculates odds or probabilities.

SUBMIT YOUR ARTWORK FOR AUTHENTICATION

Please use the form below to share details about your artwork and upload high-quality images. We will respond promptly with the most appropriate approach for its authentication.

Contact us using the form below or call us directly at +1 (212) 658-0466 today to get started.