US EditionHumanoid robot Ai-Da paints portrait of UK’s King Charles
GENEVA, SWITZERLAND, JUL 16 – Ai-Da's portrait sparks debate on AI's role in creativity and ethics as her artworks have reached over $1 million in sales, highlighting evolving technology in art.
- The humanoid robot artist Ai-Da created an oil portrait titled "Algorithm King" of King Charles III, which was presented during the AI for Good Summit held at the United Nations in Geneva in 2024.
- Ai-Da was developed in 2019 through a collaboration led by British art dealer Aidan Meller and a group of engineers, aiming to raise ethical and creative discussions about AI in the art world rather than to serve as a substitute for human artists.
- The unveiling coincided with the AI For Good Summit, where Ai-Da also displayed her earlier portrait of Queen Elizabeth II, celebrating the Platinum Jubilee in 2022.
- Ai-Da emphasized that unveiling her portrait of King Charles III goes beyond artistic creation, serving as a reflection on how artificial intelligence is increasingly influencing cultural and societal developments.
- The event sparked debate on AI's impact in the arts, raising ethical and cultural questions while affirming Ai-Da’s role as a catalyst for dialogue rather than a human artist replacement.
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Humanoid Artist Says Not Aiming to ‘Replace Humans’
GENEVA (AFP-Jiji) — When successful artist Ai-Da unveiled a new portrait of King Charles III last week, the humanoid robot described what inspired the layered and complex piece, and insisted it had no plans to “replace” humans.
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As technology not only changes the world but also changes the art world, “Ai-Da”, the world’s first AI artist robot, paints portraits of King Charles III with mechanical arms and AI algorithms, ready to showcase work on stage at the UN
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