Robot Dogs Poop Out NFT Art

0:00On May 1st, robot dogs decked out with the faces of Elon Musk, Jeff Bezos, Mark Zuckerberg, and other big names like Picasso and Andy Warhol R. Proulling a Berlin R gallery. This wild setup, called regular animals, comes from digital artists' people, real name Mike Winkleman, and its on view at the new A National Gallery. Until May 10th, 2026, these bots don't just stand around. They roam in enclosed space, scan visitors with cameras, and whip up AI images inspired by their famous faces. Picture the Picasso dog twisting the room into cubist vibes, or the Warhol one, popping out colorful prints, all generated on the spot. The creepy twist? They print those AI artworks right from their rear ends, like they're pooping out free souvenirs for folks to grab. It's gone viral online, mixing laughs with unease, as people feel washed and processed, just like on social media. People, who made headlines selling an NFT for over $69 million back in 2021, first debuted

1:04this at Art Basel Miami, beach in 2025. Now Emberlin for his first big institutional show in Germany, it layers in blockchain too, scan a QR code for free NFTs. This piece flips the script on who really runs culture these days, billionaires, algorithms, and AI over old school museums. It's a funky reminder that text influences everywhere, staring back at us with familiar faces. I'm Corey with The Story. That's your entertainment and celebrity news today update, AI powered and always trending.