The incredible rise of AI art is nothing short of amazing. Currently, the output of these systems is primarily viewed as novelty when it appears on the cover of a magazine or when it is utilized to create memes. But this might not be the case for too long.
AI-produced art is subtly starting to change culture. The ability of machine learning algorithms to produce imagery from text prompts has drastically improved in quality, accuracy, and expression over the previous few years. These technologies are now leaving research facilities and entering the hands of regular people, where they are fostering the development of new visual languages of expression and, most likely, new kinds of problems.
Only a small number of top-tier image-generating AI are thought to exist at this time. They are difficult and expensive to make because they need access to the millions of photographs that are necessary to train the system (which duplicates patterns in the images it finds) and a lot of pro...
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