The new cultural-arts website is now live, offering a modern and user-friendly experience for users to explore and contribute to the cultural heritage of the world.

A browser-based generative AI assistant for cultural heritage, art exploration, and creative research. Runs fully in the browser and is currently in Beta. Available in Services page!

Introduction of experimental AI services including a cultural image recognition web app and a dedicated Services page for trials and updates.

A MobileNetV2-based AI moderation model that classifies uploaded images as Accepted or Garbage to protect system integrity.

The cultural-arts database expanded to cover all Italian regions, reaching over 80,000 artworks including monuments, buildings, and historical sites.

Foundational development phase of the AI system and service architecture for cultural-arts platform features.

Final acquisition campaign launched with 22 participants committed to the cultural-arts mission.

Seventh acquisition campaign started with 20 participants supporting the initiative.

Sixth campaign launched with 18 participants contributing to the cultural-arts vision.

Fifth acquisition campaign initiated with 15 participants joining the project.

Fourth campaign launched with 12 participants advancing the cultural-arts mission.

Third acquisition campaign began with 10 participants contributing to cultural innovation.

Second acquisition campaign launched with 8 participants joining the mission.

First acquisition campaign initiated with 5 participants starting the cultural-arts journey.

Project infrastructure moved into production, marking a key milestone in system development.

The cultural-arts project officially started, initiating its mission to merge art and technology.