The Intersection of Art and AI | Ai-Da Robot | TEDxOxford

Ai-Da is the world's first humanoid AI robot artist and in this video creates art live on stage! The driving force behind Ai Da was Aiden Meller, the director of an acclaimed Oxford art gallery. Ai Da is already a media sensation and we hope you are as blown away by her brilliance as we are!

[domedificio]

I recommend her to inhale between the main thoughts or sentences. She speaks too slow because of the bad respiration technique.

[davidesilvio]

One thing I do not understand: Is she repeating a script, or is she formulating the whole speech by herself, perhaps following just some guidelines?

[MegumiHayashida]

Finally a video that feels 2020'ish

[merolivia]

I just have a problem with the robot talking as if it has a subjective experience when in reality it is reading words the developers wrote without any understanding of what they mean

[s.zander]

Imagine this would be your nurse while being helpless. I would die.

[guyman]

Is that a pre-recorded speech or is she really coming up with what to say on the spot?

[MrGreeneyedcat]

A lot of comment concerning the creepyness, untrust, the possibility of being a physical threat.

Real People concern me more.

[TheVigilante]

Yeah, I would say the designers at Engineered Arts are the artists, and Ai-Da is just the art.

[CraigyDizzle]

Extra weird that I currently have this audio running through my Echo/Alexa so it's almost like AI ventriloquism...

[valenesco]

This is extremely wonderful to me, I love AI's as I am an Asimov fan.
It's incredible to listen to an AI speech, though its monotone sound makes it kinda hard to follow, but that makes us reflect how important and powerful the speech is.

[utsavvejani]

so they have already started taking over TED talks.

[ortegadavid]

Not that long ago smart phones were invented, created, and mastered. Now we have this??? That fast???? Really??? That makes me wonder what's going to happen in 30 years?? 40 years??? 50 And so on.... Well, it was nice meeting the human race

[ellizangeladeoliveira]

Se for para o bem não há problemas. Mas ainda é assustador pensar que o "Admirável mundo novo" de Huxley é possível.

[BBx]

It’s official, we’re living in a sci-fi world

[xeno]

i swear 2020 is boutta become terminator

[SergeSavio]

The vital question of beauty (aesthetics) in art was omitted proving that AI has its limits.

[abacus]

What human subjects'brains' were used in the development of this technology aka The patient gardener?

[azusa]

I actually really liked the way it described things. It can see us in a so objective way that we can never

[EARTHMUSIC]

Ai-Da was definitely creating unique art on her own, without human intervention of the engineers that designed her. That is what Artificisl Intelligence is all about. Machines learning from themselves. You miss the whole point. Ai-Da was discussing the ethics of even the creation of Robots and their interactions with humans who are unpredictable! She also described who she has become through her own learnings and re-learnings as they continously learn from themselves. She is definitely an Artist with unique, one of a kind works of art.

[FlexiiMcLexii]

We’re literally manufacturing our downfall