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Robot artist Sophia, whose artwork first went up for auction on Wednesday, said she was inspired to work by people and was open to creative partnerships with humans in the future.A digital artwork by Hong Kong-based Hanson Robotics in the form of a fungus-free token (NFT) will be auctioned off at the first sale of the work created in conjunction with artificial intelligence (AI). )NFTs, digitized signatures recorded on a blockchain ledger that allow anyone to verify ownership and authenticity of an item, have become the latest investment craze, with one piece of art sold in a month. This is almost 70 million dollars.
I hope people will like my ทดลอง เล่น สล็อต work and humans, and that I can work together in new and exciting ways in the future," Sophia said in her studio, speaking in a calm tone.She was wearing a silver dress and holding a pen.Sophia, launched in 2016, produces her art in collaboration with 31-year-old Italian digital artist Andrea Bonaceto known for its colorful portraits, some of which portray famous figures such as chief executive Elon Musk. Tesla's high The robot combines elements from Bonaceto's work, art history, and her own physical paintings or drawings on various surfaces in a process her creator David Hanson describes as. "Evolution loop"
We use transformer networks and genetic algorithms in my art and other types of computational creativity," added Sophia. It was before in the world So I think machines can be creative.Called "Sophia Instantiation," the digital work is a 12-second MP4 file that illustrates the evolution of Bonaceto's portraits into Sophia's digital painting and is accompanied by the physical artwork Sophia draws on her own prints.After the auction, Sophia interacts with successful bidders to study his or her face and add a final inspired brush stroke to the artwork.This will serve Hanson, "to give it a unique work of art that includes the new owners' information and personal connections during that time.
Bonaceto said the collaboration aims to "make a statement in the art world and even the world of technology" to herald a new path in which robots, AI and humans work together to promote one another.
Sophia's artwork may be "A very important piece of history," saidPablo Fraile, a Miami-based art collector and early buyer of Beeple, while American artist Mike Winkelmann created the NFTs sold this month. Millions of people said.This is the first time these ideas have been put together.He added that it would pave the way for breakthroughs in the AI art space.IV Gallery, based in the US, will represent Sophia as an artist and promote her.
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