You may think of AI art as a form of machine-generated slop. But lately it’s been getting kind of weird. On April 21, New York’s senior art critic, Jerry Saltz, and the New York Times writer ...

AI Art Magazine’s new ‘What’s On?’ section connects global AI art events with creators, fostering collaboration and visibility. More than 40 events are listed. ByR. Daniel Foster ...

Amuse, the free AI art collaboration with TensorStack that can generate original AI art, editing, and even video using your own PC, has been updated with new features — video generation!

A groundbreaking achievement has been reached with the birth of the first baby conceived through an AI-based IVF system. This innovation automates sperm selection and injection, potentially ...

It was half a joke, half a red flag. The AI-generated Ghibli-style art boom had reached such a fever pitch that even the people building the tools were overwhelmed. But not everyone is enchanted.

Recent advancements in AI and technology include Abu Dhabi's launch of MGX for AI investments, UCLA's development of a speech restoration device, and the introduction of a companionship AI for ...

This introduction above was to provide context to the art and the artists that our endless AI-generated art misses. In the last week of March, my - and I'm sure yours too - social feed was taken ...

Already, tools like GitHub Copilot are writing production-grade code. Salesforce’s Einstein AI is autonomously handling customer support and sales optimisation tasks. Within a few years ...

Some of their peers are skeptical, echoing complaints from some artists that AI-generated art exploits human artists’ work that the systems are trained on, often without compensation.

AI can now assist—or even drive—the creation of art that is visually compelling, conceptually interesting, and entirely unique. AI-generated NFTs are works of computer art produced or co ...

Is it possible for AI to decipher the strange "code" that is Australian slang, given all the nuance and cultural references loaded into it? LLMs don't "understand" language like we do. Rather ...