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Il British Museum sotto accusa: polemiche per le immagini generate dall’IA

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By George Nelson
| artnewsitalia.com
Lo screenshot ad uno dei post creati con l’IA pubblicati dal British Museum. Foto di Steph Black Diversi archeologi hanno preso posizione contro il British Museum dopo la pubblicazione, sui profili Instagram e Facebook dell’istituzione, di immagini contenenti elementi generati con l’IA. I post, apparsi il 27 gennaio e subito bersaglio di forti critiche online, sono stati rimossi nel corso della stessa giornata.
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Che cosa accadrebbe alle case d’asta se il lusso superasse l’arte nelle vendite?

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By George Nelson
| artnewsitalia.com
Vista generale della Collectors’ Week inaugurale di Sotheby’s ad Abu Dhabi, con mostre e aste di arte e beni di lusso per oltre un miliardo di dollari, 2 dicembre 2025. St. Regis Saadiyat Island Resort, Emirati Arabi Uniti.
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HLA class I signal peptide variation predicts strength of NKG2A+ NK cell response to missing-self and risk of human disease - Nature Immunology

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By Zhansong Lin, Arman A. Bashirova, George Nelson, Emma Robinson, Mathias Viard, Allan Hildesheim, Andre Franke, John Rioux, Wilfredo F. Garcia-Beltran, Mary Carrington, Cian Callahan, Minzhong Tang
| Nature Verified
Abstract Natural killer (NK) cells expressing inhibitory receptors that recognize self human leukocyte antigen (HLA) class I molecules gain enhanced functionality—a process influenced by genetic polymorphism that dictates the strength of interactions between inhibitory receptors and their HLA ligands. Inhibitory CD94/NKG2A binds HLA-E loaded with epitopes derived from polymorphic HLA class I signal peptides (SPs).
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