The first artwork done by a humanoid robot, famously known as Ai-Da, has been sold in auction for over $1 million.

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Ai-Da, the humanoid robot, sold the artwork "AI God" for a whopping $1.3 million at Sotheby's. Here's how it happened.

The robot was inspired by Alan Turing and his worries about the role of AI in the society of the future. Ironically.

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