Given world events, and AI’s domination of the news cycle, it’s no surprise that AI was a significant topic of conversation at the 2024 World Economic Forum in Davos. One of the more interesting (and widely-covered) sessions was a conversation between Sam Altman of OpenAI and Satya Nadella of Microsoft, moderated by Zanny Minton Beddoes, Editor-in-Chief of The Economist. Omitting […]
You might be thinking to yourself that, sure, AI is disrupting many sectors, but the impact to art collecting is minor, right? The subtle and yet significant ways AI is refashioning the art world may surprise you. AI is transforming not only the creation but also the appreciation and acquisition of art. Welcome to the future of art collecting, where […]
Parties, dinners, work events and family gatherings–it’s that time of the year when people get together and catch-up on each other’s lives and current events. AI is all over the news, and it’s likely to come up in conversations between the clinking of glasses and the passing of appetizers. Want to sound like an in-the-know AI expert? Having a few […]
Excerpted from the Art Practitioner’s Guide to Generative AI series by Natalie Diggins, Technologist and Founder of TheArts.ai. When considering the use of generative AI, whether in the arts or any other field, there are a variety of ethical issues to consider. These issues require meticulous examination and resolution. For example, there may be concerns over bias and fairness, which […]
When creating the Art Practitioner’s Guide to Generative AI series, we had to move quickly and efficiently given the urgency of the subject matter. We also aimed to prevent the cost of a paid ChatGPT account from being a barrier to the technology for artists. Because of these reasons, we initially concentrated on text-to-text generation only. But it’s important to […]