Why AI Generated Art
AI-generated art refers to any form of art created with the use of artificial intelligence (AI) techniques, such as machine learning, neural networks, and computer vision. AI-generated art can take many forms, including paintings, drawings, music, literature, and even video games.
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Firstly, it allows for the creation of unique and original designs that can't be replicated by humans. The algorithms used by AI systems can generate art that goes beyond what is possible with traditional methods, resulting in designs that are truly one-of-a-kind.
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For more than 20 years, I have worked as a developer, sending documents, writing code, and processing data. I see numerous areas where we struggle to meet the demands and preferences of the current world. In our more connected and hurried world, artificial intelligence (AI) is essential. It enables us to use the power of intelligent machines to complete things more quickly and effectively. We can generate and evaluate enormous amounts of data using AI, get insightful knowledge, and come to wise conclusions.
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AI allows us to automate routine tasks, freeing up time for more imaginative and strategic projects. By boosting accuracy, simplifying processes, and minimising human error, it increases productivity. Additionally, we can interact with computers and devices in more natural ways thanks to AI-powered technologies like machine learning and natural language processing. AI can help us produce and deliver ideas more quickly, automate tasks more quickly and effectively, and ultimately increase our productivity and capabilities.
How is this done
AI-generated art is produced using machine learning algorithms that have been trained on vast amounts of images, videos, and other visual media. The goal of these algorithms is to identify patterns and features in the data and use them to generate new images that resemble those in the dataset.
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To do this, the artist creates a prompt in the style of a van Gogh painting of a car. Although it's not really inspirational, you get the idea. Depending on the artist, these questions can get very sophisticated by adding weighting, styles, mood, etc.