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Computer-generated art seemed magical at first, but it works by ‘scraping’ the creations of real people. Now they’re angry, and have the tools to fight back

Artificial intelligence is changing life as we know it. These companies are some of the biggest movers and shakers in this brave new world.

(1) LIGHTNING STRIKING AGAIN AND AGAIN. Charlie Jane Anders asks “Why Is It So Hard For Hollywood To Create Brand New Heroes?” at Happy Dancing. …I actually have no idea why Hollywood's heaviest hitters keep coming back to the same characters. To find out more, I asked Javier Grillo-Marxuach, the creator of The Middleman (which I praised

A new image protection tool was designed to poison AI programs that are trained using unauthorized data, giving creators a new way to safeguard their pieces and harm systems they say are stealing their works. Nightshade, a new tool from a University of Chicago team, puts data into an image's pixels that damage AI image

R/GA Singapore presents ‘Prompting Feelings’ - the world’s first generative AI exhibition to show what it's truly like living with mental health disorders. In collaboration with the Singapore Association for Mental Health (SAMH), the exhibition has been created by eight Singaporeans who live with va

/PRNewswire/ -- Stability AI, the UKs leading generative AI firm and a British AI unicorn headquartered in London, is pleased to contribute to the upcoming AI...

From generating text that furthers stereotypes to producing discriminatory facial recognition results, biased AI poses ethical and social challenges that cant be igno...

Artists use new Nightshade tool to "poison" artificial intelligence image generators and prevent them from stealing unauthorized data while safeguarding personal works.

A photographer has made an extensive test of image upscalers with Midjourney topping the experiment -- but with a caveat.

How to run a latent consistency model on your M1 or M2 Mac