How AI is creating a UK super-museum and revealing our planet's history
A large collection of over 70 million specimens from 100 museums in the UK is being made available digitally, allowing people to explore and learn about the history of our planet. The online database will make it easier for researchers and the public to access and study this vast treasure trove of natural history. The project aims to create a comprehensive digital repository of UK museum collections.
Why it's good news: It gives more people access to a vast array of historical artifacts, potentially inspiring new discoveries and learning opportunities.
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