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Christie's inaugural auction of AI-generated art has concluded, generating significant controversy and achieving a total sales figure of $728,000. The event sparked debate regarding the role of artificial intelligence in artistic creation and the valuation of digital art.

Shakker AI today announced the launch of its latest advanced image generation model—Zeno-1. This model not only inherits the exceptional aesthetics and artistry of its predecessor FLUX.1 but also achieves a leap in stylistic diversity through an internal recommendation system. The launch of Zeno-1 marks a new era for digital art creation tools. It offers a wide range of control tools that enable users to shape and refine their digital artworks in unprecedented ways. Here are the key features of the Zeno-1 model: Palette control: using

Procreate has announced an anti-AI commitment, refusing to use generative AI assistance on its platform, drawing attention from the creative community. The company argues that generative AI technology strips away humanity from the creative process and may be based on 'stealing' works, leading to a 'barren future'. While acknowledging the advantages of machine learning technology, Procreate firmly believes that the direction of AI development is flawed. Artists are concerned about AI models being trained on their works without permission, and the widespread application of AI technology could reduce job opportunities. This has prompted some digital illustrators...

Researchers used reinforcement learning to train AI agents to autonomously create genuine collage artworks. The reinforcement learning model learns the process of collage creation by interacting with the canvas. User studies and CLIP-based assessments have demonstrated its excellent performance in AI-generated art.