Robot Dogs Drop AI-Twisted Art in Berlin Museum

0:00It's April 28th. This is Global News Today, AI-powered story shaping the world. I'm Cory with the story. Robot dogs decked out with hyper-realistic heads of tech giants like Elon Musk, Mark Zuckerberg, and Jeff Bezos, plus artist Andy Warhol and Pablo. Picasso are wandering a Berlin Museum. These bots, created by digital artist Beeple, roam the new-e-national gallery and drop-printed picks from their cameras twisted by AI into styles. Matching their heads, the prints capture real scenes, but remix them through each figure's lens, like Cuba's vives from Picasso or Pop-R from Warhol. It's all part of Beeple's interactive show called regular animals, hitting on how algorithms filter our world. Beeple, a South Carolina graphic whiz known for dropping a new digital piece every single day, calls out the massive sway tech bosses hold. They tweak fees overnight. No red tape needed, shaping what Billion C without his clocking it fully.

1:01Curator, Lisa Body says museums are prime spots to chew on AI's grip on life, which is why this exhibit landed here after debuting at Art Basil Miami. Beach last year, Beeple's blown of huge with his NFT collage fetching $69 million at Christie's, the top pure digital sale ever. These dogs even sport Beeple's own mug. And back at Art Basil, he handed out the poo prints for free, some with NFT access tossed in. Wildway to spark talks on Tex Hidden Pool, leaving us pondering who's really curating our reality.