The world’s first ultra-realistic robot has painted a portrait of King Charles.
Ai-Da is powered by AI and has become the world’s first robot to paint a picture of His Majesty.
The portrait was created using her robotic arms and an inbuilt camera in her eyes.
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According to her creators, Ai-Da is said to be the first ultra-realistic robot capable of drawing people from life using her eye and a pencil in her hand.
The portrait, titled Algorithm King, was unveiled at the UK Mission to the WTO and United Nations in Geneva as part of the 2025 AI for Good Summit hosted by the UN in Geneva.
Speaking at the UN, Ai-Da Robot said: “It’s a privilege to be part of this remarkable event at the United Nations, surrounded by those shaping the future of technology and culture.
“Presenting my portrait of His Majesty King Charles III is not just a creative act, it’s a statement about the evolving role of AI in our society, and to reflect on how artificial intelligence is shaping the cultural landscape.”
Simon Manley, UK Ambassador and Permanent Representative to the WTO and UN in Geneva added: “Ai-Da is not just a technological marvel, she is a cultural conversation starter.
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“We are proud to showcase British innovation at its most imaginative, and to reflect on how emerging technologies can shape global dialogues on art, ethics, and identity.”
Ai-Da Robot is the world’s first ultra-realistic robot artist, as reported by What’s the Jam.
She is famed for an AI powered painting ability and advanced AI language model enabling conversation with humans.
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The bot has spoken at the House of Lords, No. 10 Downing Street and at the United Nations.
She exhibits her artwork all over the world from Tate Modern, V&A, Somerset House and The Design Museum in Britain to the Pyramids in Egypt and the Venice Biennale.
Ai-Da Robot has previously painted the late Queen Elizabeth II in a portrait titled Algorithm Queen to celebrate the Platinum Jubilee, and the two portraits were exhibited together in Geneva.
