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A” robot artist” called Ai- Da told British lawgivers on Tuesday that although it was an artificial creation, it was still able of producing art, as it spoke at a administrative inquiry into how new technologies will affect the creative diligence.
Described as” the world’s firstultra-realistic AI creatural robot artist”, it appeared in one of congress’s ornate wood- panelled apartments, wearing a short black- haired toupee and denim dungarees.
A robot artist called Ai-Da is due to present at a Communications and Digital Committee in the House of Lords. Ai-Da will speak on the subject of 'A Creative Future,’ alongside her developer Aidan Meller.#AiDa #AidanMeller #HouseofLords #Live #Reuters https://t.co/XVOVZ4DrKZ
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Bearing a womanish creatural face and with exposed robotic arms, Ai- Da was created by scientists at the University of Oxford and named after British mathematician and computer colonist Ada Lovelace.
It answered questions alongside the head of the Ai- Da design and art gallery director Aidan Meller in a televised session hosted by the House of Lords Dispatches and Digital Committee.
I am, and depend on, computer programmes and algorithms. Although not alive, I can still produce art,” Ai- Da said when asked how its creations differed from those produced by humans.Ai- Da has created a series of workshop, including a oil of the late Queen Elizabeth, and the workshop have been shown in exhibitions and galleries.
The commission heard from the creatural robot as well as assiduity experts and academics about the goods of technology on workers in the creative assiduity.Answering the first question from the commission on how it produced oils, Ai- Da said AI algorithms, cameras in its eyes, and a robotic arm helped it paint on a oil.
Ai- Da also explained how” analysing a large corpus of textbook” to identify common content and lyrical structures enabled it to induce new runes.How this differs to humans is knowledge; I don’t have private gests despite being suitable to talk about them,” Ai- Da said.
