Phil Siarri
Artificial intelligence is now able to assist visual artists or even generate interesting pieces or art on its own. Here are some examples.
Google Deep Dream learned to make its own art using a machine learning algorithm.
An engineer fed an episode ‘The Joy of Painting’ through Google's DeepDream, bringing the late artist Bob Ross back to life - but as a monster-faced figure in a ‘nightmare’ world.
Google's artificial intelligence neural networks can create art, and the trippy "Inceptionism" images are pulling in thousands of dollars at auction.
In a new wide-ranging style transfer software, researchers have created a program that can transform objects or turn paintings to photos.
A new neural network can mimic the "style" of any image.
Google’s latest AI toy may be its most clever: an automated drawing bot that analyzes what you’re doodling in real time to suggest a more polished piece of clip art to replace it.
Researchers from the University of California in Berkeley trained an AI to turn masterpieces into realistic-looking photos by teaching it to analyse the 'special characteristics' of images.
Pix2pix, a new image-generating neural network, is a stunning demonstration of the potential for AI to create fake news and weird-looking cats.
A treat for selfie enthusiasts, Adobe Sensei is the dream tool that could potentially up anyone’s selfie game in a matter of seconds.
From a painter who has been producing artificial intelligence art since the 1970s through to Google's Van Gogh-inspired AI art, computers are getting creative.
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