Guangming Daily reporter Ren Shuang Guangming Daily intern reporter Xu Tianshu took photos and uploaded them through the WeChat mini program. The system can automatically determine the category and age, list relevant information about the bronze artifacts in the photos, and recommend 5 similar artifacts as references. Recently, at the unveiling ceremony of the "Key Laboratory of Artificial Intelligence for Ancient Chinese Characters and Antiquities" at Jilin University, the laboratory released a program that can intelligently identify and classify bronze artifacts - "Jijin Identification · Intelligent Bronze Age Identification and Classification". Professor Li Chuntao from the School of Archaeology at Jilin University said, 'Jijin' refers to ancient bronze vessels such as Ding and Yi. The program introduces artificial intelligence technology into the field of bronze dating research for the first time. On the basis of organizing and annotating bronze vessel data, it fully utilizes the advantages of artificial intelligence and uses image deep learning technology to judge the types and ages of bronze vessels. ' You see, after taking photos and uploading pictures of bronze artifacts, each reference artifact will be listed with relevant information such as its name, location, unearthed tombs, and current location according to the actual situation. In addition, you can also browse the bronze artifacts in the library by category or era, and browse or learn anytime and anywhere. "Zhu Guangyu, a 2021 student from the Archaeological College, demonstrated the two major functions of the program on site, This is not only an electronic dictionary for intelligent dating and classification of bronze ware, but also an electronic database for bronze ware. It is reported that currently, the two parts with the highest number of bronze ware, "Ding" and "Gui", have been opened for use in the program. The next step is to open up the recognition of other common bronze ware categories such as bronze li, bronze xi, and bronze fu. This program has changed the previous situation where bronze dating work could only be completed by a few experts based on knowledge accumulation and practical experience, and has played a supplementary reference role for professional research and teaching in the field of archaeology. Yang Xi, an associate professor at the School of Artificial Intelligence at Jilin University, said, "Over the years of research, we have organized data related to nearly 10000 pieces of bronze ware. Next, the research team will continue to enrich the program database and plan to identify more common categories of bronze ware