It's sold for 400 thousand euros of pictures that no man did.

New York, October 26th A piece of art carried out with an artificial intelligence programme has been auctioned for $432 thousand (379,000 euros), broadcast today “Koha Ditore” BBC reporting. The final price is far from what was estimated to be sold before being auctioned out of the renowned auction house “Christie”. It was before the value of the painting was made of $70,000 to $10,000. Artist work titled “The portret of Edmund Bellamys” is carried out by the artistic group called “Obvious”, headquartered in Paris. It was created using an algorithm and series of data from 15 thousand portraits dating from the 20th century to the 20th century. To generate the image, the algorithm has compared its work to those who have entered the database until it could not select them separately.

The portrait is the first act of artificial Intelligence to be auctioned out of the known auction house. The sale attracted media attention.

“Art intelligence is just a part of technology that will impact the future market or art, so why it's too early to judge what changes they will be”, said the expert from the “Chriestie”, Richard Lloyd, who has organized the sale.