A new weapon in the fight against fine art forgeries may, ironically enough, be a robot “painter” capable of composing nearly indistinguishable copies of renowned works. You see the brushstroke lines,” Morrisseau estate executive director Cory Dingle said in a statement. Notably, neither the Matrix nor the copies of the copies will match the exact dimensions of the original Morrisseau works. The Morrisseau estate also sees value in selling the robot-made copies, provided they are clearly labeled as such. Profits from these works, currently valued between $2,354 and $32,688, could help fund further AI development and art restoration efforts.