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Scientist Ahmed Elgammal went from doing artificial intelligence research to attending his first art exhibit in Chelsea. Together they made stunning art that is molding the field of AI art and the art scene in general. We stopped by the Chelsea gallery to talk to Elgammal about how AICAN works, and of course, see the art. Subscribe for more tech & culture videos: http://on.mash.to/subscribe

AICAN is a program designed by Rutgers' Art & AI Lab that is pretty much an AI artist. After looking at nearly 500 years of art history, it learned the in and outs of artistic aesthetic, and created some pieces of its own. Who knows, maybe AI art will be hanging in museums around the world one day. Subscribe for more tech & culture videos: http://on.mash.to/subscribe