The ultra-realistic robot, one of the most advanced in the world, is designed to resemble a human woman with an expressive, life-like face, large hazel eyes and brown hair cut in a bob.
Late last year, Ai-Da’s portrait of English mathematician Alan Turing became the first artwork by a humanoid robot to be sold at auction, fetching over $1 million.
“The value of my artwork is to serve as a catalyst for discussions that explore ethical dimensions to new technologies,“ the robot told AFP at Britain’s diplomatic mission in Geneva, where the new portrait of King Charles will be housed.
‘Unique and creative’
“When creating my art, I use a variety of AI algorithms,“ the robot said.
The humanoid pointed out that “King Charles has used his platform to raise awareness on environmental conservation and interfaith dialog. I have aimed this portrait to celebrate” that, it said, adding that “I hope King Charles will be appreciative of my efforts”.
He told AFP that he had conceived the humanoid robot -- named after the world’s first computer programmer Ada Lovelace -- as an ethical arts project, and not “to replace the painters”.
There is “no doubt that AI is changing our world, (including) the art world and forms of human creative expression”, the robot acknowledged.
Instead, Ai-Da said, the aim was “to inspire viewers to think about how we use AI positively, while remaining conscious of its risks and limitations”.
“Whether humans decide it is art is an important and interesting point of conversation.” - AFP
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