I address this dilemma to historians and anthropologists. Is it or is it not beneficial to colorize archival photographs using artificial intelligence? When I first discovered this possibility it all seemed beneficial, but after reading more I also saw ethical challenges. I am interested in the perspective of historians and anthropologists, and I am looking for further literature recommendations.
Your approach is very good, however, to proceed further, you may first need some literature review, so as to find a research question, e.g., what has been done so far in this area and what is need to be done as a challange?
As some clue to this topic, I suggest you to follow https://www.environment.nsw.gov.au/-/media/OEH/Corporate-Site/Documents/Heritage/photographic-recording-of-heritage-items-using-film-or-digital-capture.pdf
https://www.jstor.org/stable/24673312
Follow more work via google please.
Good Luck
Muhammad Ali thank you for your answer. The references you've sent are really helpful!
Sometimes it may be useful to use the method of coloring .. but it does not necessarily have to be successful in all cases
After some hard work, I finished my article. It was published in the Baltic Journal of Art History. Thank you for your feedback: Article Colours of the Past: Considerations on Photographic Colouris...
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