this is a - photo of a woman whose name now is blanche fixler. here is the original and here is this photo. if i click on it, it will zoom into where blanche might be. this is a photo that to the best of our knowledge blanche has never seen before, and to the best of our knowledge the museum doesn't knowledge the museum doesn't know that blanche is in this photo. but the algorithm only gives probabilities of matches, so today, dan is going to meet blanche to see whether the picture he found, taken in france, is really her. hi, nice to meet you. so, here we go, this is a picture that i found of you. this picture, i don't know if you've seen this before. does this look... that's me, yeah. the one here? yes. you can tell? yeah, that's me, yeah, for sure. i'll zoom in so you can get a closer look. oh, wow. 0h, some of these guys i remember. one was my boyfriend! and in the picture, her aunt rose — the aunt that saved her. here is my aunt rose. wow! wow, so i think to the best of my knowledge there's only three people in this group that have been ident

what we're looking at here on the left, this is a photo of a bronja bruner, whose name now is blanche fixlereft and it actually identifies all the faces in the photo, but blanche is the one in the bottom left. looking through all the search results, this is the original, and here is this photo. if i click on it, it will zoom into where blanche might be. this is not a photo that to the best of our knowledge blanche has ever seen before, and to the best of our this knowledge the museum is not aware that blanche is actually in this bottom. in this bottom row. but the algorithm only gives probabilities of matches, so today, dan is going to meet blanche to see whether the picture he found, taken in france, is really her. hi, nice to meet you. so, here we go, this is a picture that i found of you. this picture, i don't know if you've seen this before. does this look... that's me, yeah. the one here? yes. you can tell? yeah, that's me, yeah, for sure. i'll zoom in so you can get a closer look. oh, wow. 0h, some of these guys i remember. one was my boyfriend! and in the picture, her aunt rose — the

what we're looking i at here on the left, this is a photo of bronia bruenner, whose name now— is blanche fixleridentifies all the faces in the photo. - but blanche is the one who's in the bottom left here. - and so now looking through i the search results, of course, this is the original, - but then there's this photo and if i click on it, _ it'll actually zoom in to where blanche might be. this is not a photo that, - to the best of our knowledge, blanche has ever seen before, and, to the best of our- knowledge, the museum is not aware that blanche is actually. here in this bottom row. but the algorithm only gives probabilities of matches. so today, dan is going to meet blanche to see whether the picture he found taken in france is really her. hi. nice to meet you. so, here we go. this is a picture - that i found of you. this picture, i don't- know if you've seen this before, does this look... that's me, yeah. the one over here? this is... yes. you could tell? yeah, that's me. yeah, for sure. i'll zoom in so you can get a closer look. - oh, wow. some of these guys i remember, one was my boyfrie

what we're looking at here on the left, this is a photo of a bronja bruner, whose name now is blanche fixlerall the search results, this is the original, and here is this photo. and if i click on it, it will actually zoom into where blanche might be. this is not a photo that, to the best of our knowledge, blanche has ever seen before and, to the best of our knowledge, the museum is not aware that blanche is actually in this bottom row. but the algorithm only gives probabilities of matches so today, dan is going to meet blanche to see whether the picture he found, taken in france, is really her. hi! nice to meet you! so, here we go. this is a picture that i found of you. this picture — i don't know if you've seen this before. does this look...? that's me, yeah. the one here? yes. you can tell? yeah, that's me, yeah, for sure. i'll zoom in, so you can get a closer look. oh, wow. 0h, some of these guys i remember. one was my boyfriend! chuckles. and in the picture, her aunt rose — the aunt that saved her. here is my aunt, rose. oh, wow! wow, so i think to the best of my knowledge there's only t

blanche fixler was a child in poland when the nazis came looking for her.in every corner, and i said, "you'd better not breathe "or sneeze or anything, or you'll be dead." blanche's mother and her siblings were murdered but, thanks to her aunt rose, blanche survived. today, she has few photos from her childhood. many pictures from the 1930s and �*aos do survive, though, and hundreds are on display here in the museum ofjewish heritage in new york. butjust like many other museums devoted tojewish heritage, a lot of the people in the photos here are unnamed. often, whole families were killed. no—one was left to identify people. the pictures only have numbers. software engineer daniel patt has been working to help solve this problem using artificial intelligence and facial recognition tech. he calls the project from numbers to names. let's say, for example, you're looking for a photo of your family member. and we scan through hundreds of thousands of photos, millions of faces in seconds. using the program, daniel believes he's found a picture of blanche that sh

blanche fixler was a child in poland when the nazis came looking for her.id, you'd better not breathe or sneeze or anything, or you'll be dead. blanche's mother and her siblings were murdered, but thanks to her aunt rose, blanche survived. today, she has few photos from her childhood. many pictures from the 1930s and �*aos do survive though, and hundreds are on display here in the museum of jewish heritage in new york. butjust like many other museums devoted tojewish heritage, a lot of the people in the photos here are unnamed. often whole families were killed. no one was left to identify people. the pictures only have numbers. software engineer daniel patt has been working to help solve this problem using artificial intelligence and facial recognition tech. he calls the project from numbers to names. let's say, for example, you're looking for a photo of your family member and we scan through hundreds of thousands of photos, millions of faces in seconds. using the programme, daniel believes he's found a picture of blanche that she's never seen before. the a

what we're looking at here on the left, this is a photo of a bronja bruner, whose name now is blanche fixlerof you. this picture — i don't know if you've seen this before. does this look...? that's me, yeah. the one here? yes. you can tell? yeah, that's me, yeah, for sure. i'll zoom in, so you can get a closer look. oh, wow. 0h, some of these guys i remember. one was my boyfriend! chuckles. and in the picture, her aunt rose — the aunt that saved her. here is my aunt, rose. oh, wow! wow, so i think to the best of my knowledge there's only three people in this group that have been identified so far. there are hundreds of thousands of people murdered by the nazis for which there are pictures but no names. scott miller is not part of the numbers to names project, but says at least trying to identify victims, even 80 years later, is vital. it's so important to identify these photos because by focusing in on photos, and even just to name somebody, to give somebody a name, you are restoring some semblance of dignity to them, some comfort to their family, and it's a form of memorial for the entireje

blanche fixler was a child in poland when the nazis came looking for her.numbers to names. let's say, for example, you're looking for a photo of your family member. and we scan through hundreds of thousands of photos, millions of faces in seconds. using the program, daniel believes he's found a picture of blanche that she's never seen before. the algorithm only gives probabilities of matches so today, dan is going to meet blanche to see whether the picture he found, taken in france, is really her. hi! nice to meet you! hi! so, here we go. this is a picture that i found of you. this picture — i don't know if you've seen this before. does this look...? that's me, yeah. the one here? yes _ you can tell? yeah, that's me, yeah, for sure. i'll zoom in so you can get a closer look. oh, wow! 0h, some of these guys i remember. one was my boyfriend! chuckles. and in the picture, her aunt rose — the aunt that saved her. wow, so i think to the best of my knowledge, there's only three people in this group that have been identified so far. we do know who these children a