AI Art Authentication: Faking a $450M Leonardo
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Can neural networks authenticate artwork? Husband-and-wife team Steven and Andrea Frank developed AI to assess painting authenticity. They tested it on Salvator Mundi, which sold for $450 million as a Leonardo da Vinci—the most expensive painting ever sold. How the technology works and what it found. Featuring Maroof Farooq, AI Engineer at Nvidia.
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