First they came for our jobs, then they started beating us at our own games - now our computer overlords are creating artwork on a par with old masters.
The Next Rembrandt project has been put together by ING, Microsoft, the Delft University of Technology and several museums. Its aim: to see if a computer program can be built that can analyse the 'data' of a grand master - from their colour palette to their brush style - and recreate their work on a 3D printer.
The project has seen the entire work of Rembrandt van Rijn’s analysed by the program, before being turned into a physical reality. While it fools us, it won't fool an art expert - but just look at it! That was made by a machine!
Head over to The Next Rembrandt site to find out more, and watch a brilliant introduction to the project below.
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