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Category Archives: Art
Movie industry embracing AI
Warner Bros. has become the latest studio to publicly embrace artificial intelligence. The movie division has signed a deal with Cinelytic to use the latter’s AI-driven project management system that was launched last year. Under the new deal, Warners will leverage … Continue reading
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Digital Art: Mirages and Miracles
“Mirages & Miracles is an augmented reality exhibition where the focus is not on the technology but on the experience. Mirages & miracles is a series of installations in which one is immersed in a very poetic way in virtual, … Continue reading
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Sketch-Based Image Synthesis
Recently, there has been an increase in popularity of artwork generated by computers. The goal of sketch-based image synthesis is to generate some image given the constraint of a sketched object. This allows non-artist users to turn simple black and … Continue reading
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Challenge Nov-2019 “Numerical Haiku”
We’ve just published a new challenge “Numerical Haiku“. Here is an example of a traditional Haiku poem: (5) The sky is so blue. (7) The sun is so warm up high. (5) I love the summer. A Japanese haiku is a three-line poem with … Continue reading
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The first robot artist exhibition in Oxford
Described as “the world’s first ultra-realistic AI humanoid robot artist”, Ai-Da brings “a new voice” to the art world by opening her first solo exhibition of eight drawings, 20 paintings, four sculptures and two video works. Link
Bill Gates: a new way to look at Leonardo
“If you just look carefully, you could really figure the world out” On Dec. 18 Bill Gates wrote: “I’ve been fascinated by the artist and inventor Leonardo da Vinci for decades. He had one of the most innovative minds … Continue reading
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