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Has the Salvator Mundi Really Been Unmasked? Anatomy of Deceptive Scientific Communication

Summary by Unidivers
An artificial intelligence would have established that the Salvator Mundi, the most expensive painting in the world, would not be of Leonardo da Vinci but of Giovanni Antonio Boltraffio, one of his students. The announcement is spectacular. It is especially problematic. Behind the "revelation" is a mechanism now classical: to transform an opaque algorithmic output...
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An artificial intelligence would have established that the Salvator Mundi, the most expensive painting in the world, would not be of Leonardo da Vinci but of Giovanni Antonio Boltraffio, one of his students. The announcement is spectacular. It is especially problematic. Behind the "revelation" is a mechanism now classical: to transform an opaque algorithmic output...

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Unidivers broke the news on Thursday, July 16, 2026.
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