In a first humanoid robot addresses UK Parliament told what it can do you also know

We have heard the speeches of the leaders in the Parliament, but on Tuesday a special speaker presented his views in the Parliament of Britain. It was not a human, but a robot. A humanoid robot named Ai-Da addressed the House of Lords. The topic of discussion was whether Artificial Intelligence (AI) is a threat to the creative industry. As per reports, Charcha faced a technical glitch as the robot went into sleeping mode. The discussion was carried forward by rebooting it.

Daily Mail’s Report According to, the robot was talking to the members of the Communications and Digital Committee. The robot is said to have encountered a technical glitch during the discussion. After this, the creator of the robot, Aidan Mailer, rebooted it and took the discussion forward. Ai-Da was created in the year 2019 by Aidan Mellor. The robot was later taken over by Cornwall-based Engineer Arts.

During the conversation, the committee member asked the robot how you create art and how it differs from the work of human artists. In response, the robot said that it could use the cameras in its eyes to capture its paintings. Robot said that I am not alive, still I can make art. Robot told the UK Parliament that the role of technology in making art will continue to grow. Technology has already had a huge impact on the way we make art. Talking about art, the robot also said that art can be many things, from painting to drawing to poetry. Robot told that he practices all these.

The robot told the committee that it paints its paintings on canvas with the help of cameras in its eyes, AI algorithms and a robotic arm. Ai-Da also created a portrait of Britain’s late Queen Elizabeth II. British MPs were impressed by the robot’s arguments. Significantly, the use of AI has increased very rapidly in people’s lives. In the coming time, an entire army of robots can be ready, which will complete all kinds of tasks.