We often hear folks talk philosophically about how they are frustrated that AI is being used in art, music, video generation and coding. But do we know why?

In the latest exhibition at Artspace, Amongst the clouds ... and art in interesting new directions, rather than simply tick the box of the hot-button issue of the moment (ie. AI).

It’s like watching two chess grandmasters, except the chessboard is made of cloud services and AI algorithms. OpenAI aims to restructure its business arm into a for-profit public benefit corporation ...

In short, the language in the update suggests that musicians, artists, and other creators who use SoundCloud for distribution can expect their uploaded work to be funneled into AI models as ...

More than half of people in Malta often come across art, music or literary works created by artificial intelligence (AI), the highest proportion in the EU, according to a recent survey.

In a recent note, analysts said over 15% of cloud workloads now involve AI, with growing model integration expected to accelerate revenue while helping cut costs. Amid economic uncertainty ...

In context: AI and zero-click searches are killing the business model of the web that has sustained content creators for the last 15+ years. It's an opinion that is shared by many, including ...

More artists are incorporating AI into their creative processes, and collectors and dealers use AI tools to inform their art acquisitions. 2021 saw the rise of NFTs, non-fungible tokens, with Beeple’s ...

James Rondeau, the director of the Art Institute of Chicago, took a voluntary leave after a report that he stripped off his clothes during a flight to Germany. The San Francisco Museum of Modern Art ...

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He said, “I grew up in Chicago, that Renoir is called Two Sisters on the Terrace, and it’s hanging on a wall at the Art Institute of Chicago.” The original has, indeed, hung in the institute ...