Tyler Hobbs is arguably the poster boy of generative art and the most eloquent champion of code as a creative medium. A former software engineer with a side passion for (figurative) drawing and ...

With help from a hacked Kinect, algorithms track singer Olga Bell's facial movements and project generative art back onto her kisser in real time. Scott Snibbe's app, a product of 15 years of ...

Amazon Bedrock offers companies of any size a simple, user-friendly way to scale generative AI applications with powerful ...

His adventures with code marked the beginning of a new era of digital art, which has since evolved to encompass interactive sculptures, artworks on paper created by plotter, and avant-garde generative ...

Starting with an obvious concern: AI tools are still unreliable. Using them to research background for a story will often ...

Depending on the use case, generative AI examples in healthcare, music, art, finance, gaming, and human resources are demonstrating the versatility of the technology and showing both its growing ...

Art Selfie 2 now uses generative AI for an enhanced experience and is being released as Art Remix, a feature that lets you change up existing artwork. Starting today, you can use Art Selfie 2 in the ...

Have you ever asked yourself how artificial intelligence can generate images or paintings, write a story, or compose a melody ...

A non-fungible token (NFT) that is created by an algorithm in a program that randomly selects and combines predesigned art layers. Generative NFTs are typically collections such as the famous ...

ChatGPT, Midjourney, Lensa AI, and deep fakes – Generative AI is transforming our content landscape. It’s prompting questions like what is art? How do AI copyrights work? Is it ethical to use ...

This type of AI has the potential to revolutionize a number of fields, including: “Creative industries: Generative AI can be used to create original works of art, music, and literature.

Here at Hackaday, we love a good art piece, whether that involves light ... [Eirik’s] work shows us that “generative” music can be intoxicating and compelling with a real sense of feeling ...