Human-like Robot Ai-Da's Painting to Be Auctioned for $180,000
Human-like Robot Ai-Da's Painting to Be Auctioned for $180,000
A groundbreaking moment in the art world is here! Ai-Da, a humanoid robot dubbed the 'Robot Vincent Van Gogh,' has created a stunning painting that is set to be auctioned for a jaw-dropping $180,000. The artwork, titled 'AI God,' pays tribute to renowned mathematician and computer scientist Alan Turing. How did this robotic artist achieve such a feat, and what does this mean for the future of art? Dive into the fascinating world of AI creativity!
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Let me introduce you to Ai-Da, a humanoid robot who is often referred to as the Vincent Van Gogh of today—though more of a robotic version.
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Equipped with an AI language model that enables her to communicate with cameras and humans, as well as write poetry, Ai-Da said of her artwork:
The eerie painting, which is over 7 meters long, pays homage to Turing's legacy.
Michael Bouhanna, head of Sotheby’s NFT and digital art department, told The Post on Wednesday, "Ai-Da’s portrait joins a selection of cutting-edge works pushing the boundaries of artistic creation today."
Designed in human form, Ai-Da features a chic bob haircut, a jumpsuit, robotic arms, and a realistic face.
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For the first time in its history, Sotheby's will auction a painting made by a humanoid robot, with the piece expected to sell for up to $180,000.
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