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A piece of artwork called “A.I. God. Portrait of Alan Turing,” created in part by AI-equipped robot Ai-Da, went for almost $1.1 million at auction, writes The New York Times.
There was a lot of human involvement, starting with combining the bot’s paintings of parts of Turing’s face:
The works were then photographed and uploaded to a computer that used Ai-Da’s language model to decide on the assembly of a single painting, which was then completed using a 3-D textured printer; studio assistants helped to create a more realistic finished product on the canvas. Ai-Da then added marks and textures to the portrait to complete it.
A.I.-Powered Painting of Alan Turing Sells for $1.1 Million
[The New York Times]
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