Brush clamped firmly in bionic hand, Ai-Da’s robotic arm moves gradually, dipping in to a paint palette then generating slow, deliberate strokes across the paper in front of her. This, in accordance to Aidan Meller, the creator of the world’s very first ultra-sensible humanoid robot, Ai-Da, is “mind-blowing” and “groundbreaking” things. In a small place at London’s British Library, Ai-Da – assigned the she/her pronoun – has come to be the first robot to paint as artists have painted for generations. Ai-Da will take more than five hrs to make a portray, but no two functions are specifically the exact same. Photograph: Hollie Adams/Getty Photographs Digital camera eyes preset on…