YI Questioned the Author of the Painting by Leonardo Da Vinci, "The Savior of the World".
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It was not Leonardo da Vinci who could have painted the picture, but the Brazilian I.I. Luminari system came to this conclusion.
Artificial intelligence calls into question the authorship of the most expensive picture in the world. Perhaps the picture “Savior of the World” was painted not by Leonardo da Vinci, but by his disciple.
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Artificial intelligence suggests that Leonardo da Vinci may not have painted the world's most expensive painting. "Savior of the World" (Latin: Salvator Mundi), which sold for $450 million, may not have been the artist. According to one of the AI agents, its creator may be one of the famous master's students.
Leonardo da Vinci could have written a picture of "The Savior of the World" by his apprentice Giovanni Antonio Boltraffio.
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