An unsettling art installation featuring robot dogs with the heads of prominent figures such as Elon Musk, Jeff Bezos, and Mark Zuckerberg has drawn significant attention and horror from online viewers. These bizarre machines, part of an interactive exhibit by American artist Beeple (Mike Winkelmann), are currently showcased at the New National Gallery in Berlin, Germany. The dogs are designed to critique the immense power tech platforms wield in shaping perceptions of reality. Each robot dog uses built-in cameras to capture images, which are then printed out and transformed by AI into pop-art styles reminiscent of artists like Andy Warhol. Despite the exhibit's artistic intent, social media reactions have been largely negative, with many users expressing their discomfort and describing the creations as 'creepy' and 'frightening.' Beeple emphasized the significance of understanding the influence of technology, noting that changes made by tech companies do not require traditional lobbying efforts. The installation, titled 'Regular Animals,' was first unveiled at Art Basel Miami Beach in 2025.