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An opinion piece criticizing Mark Zuckerberg's AI manifesto and the cultural emptiness of AI-generated art, arguing that Zuckerberg fails to address the real human concerns about AI.
An independent musician reflects on how using AI in creative processes, like making an album and animated shorts, challenges the notion that AI usage negates human creativity.
A 95-minute film entirely made with AI, "Hell Grind", premiered at Cannes. Higgsfield has now open-sourced all prompts and assets, ready for direct use.
Artists are increasingly filing copyright lawsuits against AI companies for using their works without permission to train models, with some early wins and ongoing legal battles.
The article explores the impact of AI art on jobs, environmental costs, copyright, and human creativity, arguing that technological disruption is the norm, and the key lies in how to fairly distribute productivity gains, and proposes that Europe needs unified regulation to address the AI race.
Midjourney has acquired the astrology app Co-Star, and its founder Banu Guler will become Midjourney's chief design officer to help build the company's first image generation app.
User MrLarus created two series of art posters using GPT-Image2—Eastern negative space style and instrumental echo style—emphasizing their sophistication and detailed craftsmanship.
This article explores whether the future of AI-assisted art will be determined by prompting skills or by the ability to afford more tokens, questioning the democratizing promise of AI as compute costs become a barrier.
Etsy sellers are fleeing the platform due to an influx of AI-generated art and drop-shipped products, which has eroded trust and sales. Competitor Fybe aims to attract dissatisfied sellers by explicitly banning AI content and drop-shipping.
A tweet discusses Claude Fable 5 Max generating a Pokémon crossword on a Klein bottle, but expresses skepticism that the model may have memorized the design from training data.
An incident where a real Monet painting was falsely claimed as AI-generated, leading to criticism from AI-haters who explained why it looks like slop compared to a real Monet.
Seedream 5.0 Pro is a highly controllable AI image generation and editing model that works with reference images and prompts. It is available via BytePlus API and can be used directly on Lumina for tasks like making ads, editing characters, and creating blueprints.
Dataland, the world's first museum of AI arts, opens in Los Angeles with artist Refik Anadol's immersive installation 'Machine Dreams: Rainforest,' which uses a custom Large Nature Model trained on ethically sourced data to create interactive digital displays, aiming to redefine AI art beyond generative slop.
Noofy is an open-source app that simplifies complex ComfyUI workflows by turning them into easy-to-use dashboards.
Keygen Church releases 'Oscuro Domine', a player code generated using Claude AI, highlighting collaborative creation.
The article discusses the widespread proliferation of low-effort, AI-generated flyers and signs using ChatGPT, which have become a recognizable and often mocked trend on social media and in real life, sparking backlash from designers and the public.
The article explores the potential impact of AGI on generative art and the possibility of real-time world simulation, questioning the future relevance of current AI art tools.
A behind-the-scenes look at the construction of the Midjourney scanner, likely a tool for scanning images into the AI art platform.
The article observes that AI art is becoming highly competitive because models are increasingly good at predicting human aesthetic preferences, though human artists still bring unique lived experiences and intent.
An interview with MIT alumnus Alexandros Haridis about his exhibition 'Beyond Data-Driven Aesthetics,' which explores the historical and philosophical intersections of computation, AI, and aesthetic judgment through physical installations and visualizations.