1. Contextualizer
1.1. Genre: Essay (Introduction ->Viewpoint->Conclusion)
1.2. Audience: Students studying art or artists
1.3. Purpose: Give hypothesis, comparison robots and humans
1.4. Relevant sources
1.4.1. Previous readings
1.4.1.1. Doctors vs. Industry 4.0: who will win?
1.4.2. Deeper readings
1.4.2.1. Some work of arts made by robots
1.4.2.2. AutoDraw, an application made by Google
1.5. Credibility
1.5.1. Unknown author
1.5.2. The actual ability of Autodraw does not match with the article
2. Visualizer
2.1. Paul-IX ( a sketch-robot)
2.2. AutoDraw
2.3. Emotional masterpieces
3. Summary
3.1. Main ideas
3.1.1. Compare human and robot in term of creativity
3.1.2. The difference make robot hard to reach the human creativity
3.1.3. The future collaboration between AI and human
3.2. Discussion question
3.2.1. Is AI actual creative ?
3.2.1.1. Hung: The AI might extract our experiences to do drawing
3.2.1.2. Huy: The AI is only studying the style and transforming them to slightly difference forms
4. Highlighter
4.1. Scientific terms
4.1.1. Artificial Intelligence
4.1.2. Computer Vision
4.1.3. Monochromatic
4.1.4. Generic algorithmic
4.2. Key words reflecting the main ideas
4.2.1. Imitate (v)
4.2.1.1. Paul-IX’s skills might be unpolished, but machines are growing smarter and developing better skills at imitating human creativity
4.2.2. Improbable (adj)
4.2.2.1. I must say, I instantly related to her because I have experienced this change in behavior myself, which eventually brought me to appreciate her art even more. Such a connection is very improbable to exist or form between a human and a creative robot.
4.2.3. Inevitable (adj)
4.2.3.1. Automation is, in fact, a considerable concern to many people, the subject of artificial intelligence replacing jobs normally operated by humans has been investigated, studied and calculated very thoroughly to inform us that automation is “inevitable.”
4.2.4. Singular (adj)
4.2.4.1. “Originality is what makes us different.” This was my initial argument because I am a human, and as humans, we like to believe that creativity is singular to our kind, don’t we?