The team known as 'Obvious' made history with the creation of the AI-generated image "Portrait of Edmond de Belamy," which became the first AI artwork to be sold at auction. This groundbreaking event sparked a global conversation about the future of art, the role AI will play in our lives, and the potential impact on artists. The story took an unexpected twist when it was revealed that the code used to create the portrait originally came from a high school student, raising questions about intellectual property. This is ironic since the AI art created was culled together from thousands of photographs and paintings, raising further questions on the ethics of AI-generated art.
In this video, we dive into the story behind "Portrait of Edmond de Belamy," the controversies it sparked, and the broader implications for the world of art and technology.
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• The creation and auction of the first AI-generated artwork
• The role of AI in the future of art and creativity
• The ethical and intellectual property concerns surrounding AI-generated art
• The impact of "Portrait of Edmond de Belamy" on the art world
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