'Ai-Da: Portrait of the Robot' at the Design Museum
Can a robot be an artist? Do we want to see art made by artificial intelligence? Ai-Da is the world's first robot artist making drawings and paintings, blurring the distinction between art made by a human artist and art made by a robot. In an exhibition at the Design Museum in London, The Art Channel assesses the art made by Ai-Da and whether it is interesting or creatively valuable. We are entering a new age where many tasks formerly performed by the human hand will in future be undertaken by machines. What are the implications and what are the ethical problems? Let us know your responses in the comments section below. Subscribe to The Art Channel VIP list at www.theartchannel.art/subscribe
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this is possibly indicative of the process humans will be undertaking in the decades to come adapting to AI. we should be given more opportunities like this to jolt us into thinking more deeply about the path we are taking, what we want to achieve and more importantly, what we don't want to achieve. unfortunately many people do not give thought to what it means to be human, art's role in that, and how we can be better humans. maybe such awkward demonstrations can serve to prompt us to contemplate this - before its too late.
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I find this concept interesting. I would like to know where lies the delineation between machine and supportive artist.
My robot could do that.