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Could robots be the new clowns? Something that seems playful and fun, yet many people find scary and disturbing? Dressing up as vampires and werewolves for Halloween may soon become a lost art, as mythological creatures are being replaced by monsters that use tech instead of fangs and claws.
Artworks made by robots like Ai-Da and AI-systems have sold for a lot of money. But is their output art? AI-expert Ahmed Elgammal says the machines are the works of art, and not the pieces they are programed to make.
A round-up of the week's curious art events, from Warhol's pee painting at the Barclays Center to Buzzfeed's buzzy art robot.
It’s been 10 very stressful days for Oxford art dealer and entrepreneur Aidan Meller, who is also the representative and creator of the world’s first ultra-realistic robot artist Ai-Da. Ai-Da was detained on her way to Egypt, where she was to present her own art piece as part of an art show at the Great Pyramid of Giza.
The Egyptian border detained a robot artist because they thought the AI-creation had a sinister purpose other than what was declared. It took ten days before the owner of the robot convinced everyone it was harmless and only did art.