Oxford: The picture shows a female robot close to a human figure. It is the world's first robot that can do poetry as well as painting.
It was designed by Oxford engineer Eden Mailer. This week, Ida wrote a poem on the land of the Italian poet Dante, similar to the Divine Comedy. Its software and algorithms first read Dante's speeches and writings and uttered phrases using appropriate words from their data. According to Eden Mailer, this poem written on the ground of Dante is very deep and full of feeling.
“We looked up from our verses like blindfolded captives,
Sent out to seek the light; but it never came
A needle and thread would be necessary
For the completion of the picture.
To view the poor creatures, who were in misery,
That of a hawk, eyes sewn shut. "
Mailer told reporters that the robot's ability to write was extraordinary, and that unless readers were told, it would assume it was written by a human.
According to experts, humanoid robots will soon be in our homes and with this technology we can understand their behavior, robot rules and ethics. This robot mimics them in front of humans and keeps learning from humans.
In addition to poetry, Ida can also do painting. As she entered the Egyptian pyramids in Cairo, security forces stopped her and made a strange attempt to remove the cameras in her eyes. Inspired by this incident, the robot wrote a poem called "Eyes Wide Shut".
On this occasion, Engineer Eden said that in this world there is a fear of technology and anxiety which needs to be removed. ID is an expert in imitating painting and also imitates poetry well. If you teach her ten poems or show her five pictures, she will start creating her own.
