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Musa Al-Sadr family rejects BBC’s AI image claim in disappearance investigation

  • AI facial recognition analysis carried out by the BBC compared a 2011 photograph of a decomposed corpse from Tripoli’s Al-Zawiya hospital with archived images of Musa Al-Sadr, indicating a ‘high probability’ of resemblance
  • Leader of the Amal Movement, Al-Sadr disappeared on Aug. 31, 1978, in Libya alongside two companions, a week after they arrived to meet with then-Libyan leader Muammar Qaddafi
By Arab News ·

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