Why you're wrong about AI art, according to the Ai-Da robot that just made a $1 million painting
The Ai-Da robot recently made a painting that sold for over $1 million. Is that something to be celebrated or lambasted?
In 1928, Eric the Robot promised the robo-butler of the future
“Ladies and gentleman,” said the unlikely host, spitting blue sparks as he rose to his feet before a stunned audience.
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Why you're wrong about AI art, according to the Ai-Da robot that just made a $1 million painting
Science fiction promised us robot butlers, but it seems they rather fancy themselves as artists instead. And who can blame them? On November 7, a painting of the mathematician Alan Turing by an AI ...