Latest Insights and Articles

Diving into Historical Narratives: The Role of AI in World War II Analysis

Open letter on Consistent Action Against AI-generated Holocaust Distortions on Social Media Platforms

Author : Stiftung Hamburger Gedenkstätten / Foundation of Hamburg Memorials and Learning Centres

The Foundation of Hamburg Memorials and Learning Centres is releasing an open letter calling on platform operators to proactively combat AI content that distorts history, particularly AI slop content about Nazi concentration camps or their liberation.

The C²DH is launching a new article series exploring the intersections between AI and history

Authors:
Frédéric Clavert
Finola Finn
Online publication date : 14 January 2026

Our friends at C²DH (Luxembourg Centre for Contemporary and Digital History) are launching a new article series exploring the intersections between AI and history.

With this firs introdcution article, C²DH assistant professor Frédéric Clavert and postdoctoral researcher Finola Finn share their thoughts on the AI challenges and their implications, both for current historians and those of the future.

Why the Coalition’s New Statement on AI and Historical Images Matters

In: AI Genealogy Insights
Authors: Steve Little
Online Publication Date: 7 Nov 2025

An interesting take on using AI for Historical image restoration. The Author clearly develops why AI image restoration tools don’t repair or enhance an existing image but instead generate a new, convincing, enhanced image which can create fabrications and corrupt our historical records.

Case Study Showcase

Highlighting Case Studies

Projects that illustrate the impact of AI technologies on historical research and heritage.

Digital memorial to the victims of Nazism

Arolsen Archives | Bad Arolsen, Germany | 2024

A project employing artificial intelligence to automatically extract and link information about victims of Nazi persecution from over a million documents, such as detainee lists from camps like Westerbork. This AI-driven approach enhances the reconstruction of individual life stories and enriches the comprehensive online archive, making it more accessible to people worldwide.

Exhibition: ‘Relive the Liberation of 1944’

Army Museum | Paris, France | 2024

The “Relive the Liberation of 1944” exhibition is a collaborative project between Iconem, Microsoft, the Musée de l’Armée, and the Mission Libération. It uses artificial intelligence to analyze and reconstruct World War II archives, providing an immersive experience of key historical moments, such as the D-Day landings in Normandy and the liberation of Paris.

Exhibition: ‘Voices from the Front’

National WWII Museum | New Orleans, USA | 2024

An interactive exhibit at The National WWII Museum that enables visitors to engage in real-time conversations with over a dozen World War II veterans, Home Front workers, Holocaust survivors, and other witnesses to the war. Utilizing advanced technology and a vast repository of prerecorded responses, the exhibit offers authentic answers in each interviewee’s own words and voice, providing a personal connection to history.

Frequently Asked Questions

Explore our most common inquiries regarding the AI Remembers project.

What is the purpose of this project?

This project aims to enhance public understanding of World War II heritage by applying AI technologies. We strive to foster innovative discussions and collaborations among stakeholders.

How can I participate in events?

Participation is open! We invite everyone interested to attend our events. Check the Event Calendar for details about upcoming gatherings and conferences.

Where can I find project resources?

Resources are conveniently available in our Resource Center. You’ll find downloadable materials, case studies, and recent research here. You can also suggest additions.

What outcomes can we expect?

Our findings will pave the way for meaningful contributions to the understanding of AI’s implications on WWII heritage, fostering greater engagement and dialogue.

Have more inquiries for us?

Your questions or suggestions are important to us! Feel free to reach out for any additional information or clarification regarding our project and resources.