First artwork by humanoid robot sells for $1.3 million
- An AI robot's painting of Alan Turing sold for a record $1.3 million at auction, marking a historic moment in the global art market.
- Ai-Da Robot is "the first humanoid robot artist to have an artwork sold at auction."
- The sale raises questions about the role of artificial intelligence in art, as it has garnered attention comparable to the invention of the camera.
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The London auction house Sotheby's has sold the first work of art created by a humanoid robot. The portrait of Alan Turing achieved a price of 1.23 million euros, thus exceeding the expectations before the sale, which were around 167,000 euros.
Two days ago, the first artwork of a humanoid robot was sold at the London auction house Sotheby's. It is a portrait of the English mathematician, cryptographer and one of the first computer scientists, Alan Turing, which fetched 1.23 million euros at auction.
First artwork by humanoid robot sells for $1.3 mil
A portrait of English mathematician Alan Turing became the first artwork by a humanoid robot to be sold at auction, fetching $1,320,000 on Thursday. The 2.2-meter portrait "A.I. God" by "Ai-Da", the world's first ultra-realistic robot artist, smashed pre-sale expectations of $180,000 when it went under the hammer at London…
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