Cutting-Edge Technology and Performance

The ES90 runs on Volvo’s Superset tech stack, featuring a dual NVIDIA DRIVE AGX Orin system. This powerful setup delivers 508 trillion operations per second, supporting AI-powered safety, battery optimization, and real-time sensor integration. The deep learning models will expand from 40 million to 200 million parameters, ensuring continuous improvements.

Innovation Through the SPA2 Platform

Built on Volvo’s SPA2 platform, the ES90 benefits from seamless over-the-air updates. These upgrades enhance connectivity, improve battery efficiency, and introduce new safety features. Owners will experience ongoing advancements throughout the car’s lifespan.

Advanced Safety with Intelligent Sensors

Volvo prioritizes safety with its Safe Space Technology. The ES90 includes lidar, five radars, eight cameras, and 12 ultrasonic sensors. These tools detect obstacles in low-visibility conditions and activate proactive safety measures.

“The Volvo ES90 is among the most advanced cars today,” said Anders Bell, Volvo’s Chief Engineering and Technology Officer. “It combines safety with continuous innovation through our Superset tech stack.”

With AI-driven features and a focus on constant improvement, the ES90 sets a new standard for intelligent electric mobility.

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The portrait, created by Ai-Da Robot, a humanoid robot artist, was inspired by mathematician and computer scientist Alan Turing, known for his groundbreaking work in artificial intelligence. The 64-inch by 90-inch mixed-media piece on canvas attracted 27 bids during the Digital Art day sale on November 7. Ai-Da Robot employs a combination of cameras in its eyes, AI algorithms, and a robotic arm to create art.

“This auction marks a significant moment in the art world, where Ai-Da’s work brings attention to the societal and artistic transformations occurring as AI continues to evolve,” said Aidan Meller, the U.K.-based art dealer and creator of Ai-Da. “The A.I. God piece raises important questions about agency and power as AI technology continues to grow.”

Ai-Da Robot, named after Ada Lovelace, the pioneering computer programmer, has drawn attention for its unique ability to blend technology and creativity. The robot is often depicted with a black bob wig, dressed in a t-shirt and denim overalls.

Sotheby’s vice president and digital art expert Michael Bouhanna commented on the growing demand for AI-based art. “After engaging with key collectors at the intersection of art and technology, it was clear there was significant interest in Ai-Da’s A.I. God portrait,” Bouhanna said. “While there’s limited historical data to gauge the market for singular AI works, demand for this piece was undeniably strong.”

The artwork had previously been displayed at the AI for Good Global Summit held at the United Nations in Geneva in May 2024, where it was featured as part of a five-panel Polyptych.

The auction result for Ai-Da’s portrait made up a significant portion of Sotheby’s Digital Art day sale, which totaled $1,485,840. Other notable works included pieces by digital artists such as Refik Anadol, PAK, and Xcopy. However, the highest-estimated work, Xcopy’s DOOM Party, did not sell at the auction.

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