AI helps experts tell a genuine Rembrandt from a fake

An explainable AI framework developed at Carnegie Mellon University is helping experts judge whether paintings are genuine Rembrandts, with up to 95.8% accuracy in attribution. Combined with human expertise and other tools, it rated 'Portrait of a Girl', found in a Maine attic two years ago and sold for $1.41 million, as an original with 84.7% confidence.