British Engineered Arts has released robot-художницу able to hold a brush
ARTinvestment.RU   14 февраля 2019

Soon in the auction database will have to enter the names of the baked silicon artists. Remember OBVIOUS whose synthesized portrait of Edmond de Bellamy sold at Christie's for $432 500? Now this artist has "girlfriend" — young British artist ay-Да

Before the robots-художники existed in the form of a software algorithm. It is important to come up with, and the rest — is a matter of technique. For example, paintings, signed by Edmond de Bellamy, invented generative-состязательная neural network, but physically printed on the printer. But now scientists have gone further.

the British robotics company has released Android with a female face that has the eye and hand, able to shift the creative idea to the canvas or paper. Artificial artist called ay-Да (Ai-Da). She will be at the disposal of Aiden Meller gallery Oxford. In may, held an exhibition of her work.

Now ay-Да knows how to paint portraits and landscapes. The portrait of a person or animal takes about 45 minutes. In the process, it is possible not only to observe the artist, but to talk to her. She can answer questions, react with anthropomorphic facial expressions. And generally looks cute.

In may 2019 will be her first exhibition. By circumstantial evidence it will not only paintings and graphics but also a sculpture.

the Future is coming. And artificial intelligence (Artificial Intelligence) gradually accept and art lovers, and experts. Resistance subsides. Artificial intelligence is included in the orbit of art, as when-то it happened with the culture of photography and video art. Experts believe that robots-художники will not be a threat to creative people. Rather, they will become their assistants, technical means and replace routine operations. Once the camera and camera. Intellectual work will remain with the artist-человеком. At least that is how we consoled.

Vladimir Bogdanov, AI (not to be confused with Artificial Intelligence)

: dazeddigital.com

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