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Arkivism Launches Public Domain Index With 4 Million+ Images


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(MENAFN- USA Art News) A new public domain index called Arkivism has launched, offering access to more than 4 million artworks, illustrations, photographs, and videos. The platform indexes content from dozens of museums and archives globally.

Arkivism is described by its creator as a“visual library of Alexandria” and is presented as an accessible alternative to generative AI tools. Its key feature is phrase-based searching, allowing users to describe desired imagery, such as a“drawing of a duck wearing a hat” or“Morocco in 1850,” to receive human-made results. This search functionality mirrors the conversational interfaces common with AI chatbots.

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Source: This Is Colossal

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