@bildoperationen I think "image automation" or something related would be more appropriate, since "image generation" could be done with supervised algorithms. In my opinion the key point is to emphasise that the creation of these images is carried out by unsupervised methods.
Le Centre Pompidou fait l’acquisition d’un ensemble d’œuvres traitant des relations entre blockchain et création artistique, dont ses premiers NFT ! 👾
Ce sont 18 projets de 13 artistes français et internationaux qui entrent en collection.
Plus d'infos 👉 https://t.co/PXL4O2E9vh
@TrueCaebo On the other hand, I was referring to the process of artistic creation (about artistic automation), not about the management of such data by the companies behind it (which I reaffirm is an ongoing problem).
📢On #AI art, for all its detractors:
Art must not be reduced to a technique. Art is what an artist is able to create using a tool or a technique. Technique is a medium to express.
This applies to any kind of art.
@TrueCaebo However, the buying and selling of sensitive data (whether images or not) is a practice that, unfortunately, dates back to the beginnings of web 2.0.
@opensea#Royalties are a historical right for Art.
Improving the artistic environment will improve creativity, and ultimately capitalization.
Everything is a chain. If we improve the chain, we all improve.
web3's royalty structure enables Artists & Creators to monetize their "impact over time."
Previously, they could only monetize their "moment of creation."
This is an important distinction: Creators & Collectors win TOGETHER in the former but not the latter.
A large NFT platform recently rebranded artist royalties as “fees.” This is not just semantics – it’s a marketing technique aimed at twisting the narrative. Fees are what Ticketmaster pockets from artists’ supporters. In this case, “fees" is a word wielded to disempower artists.
Thinking about VR ready token-gated websites, where collectors have the possibility to explore my worlds and freely move inside my artworks. Not sure the tech is quite there yet, but for the moment I'm enjoying it myself.
Collectors and patrons of art have a huge responsibility and are great influencers when it comes to creating art movements and trends that will – in the grand scheme – become part of art history. So to all collectors: you are creating art history, along with the artists!
1. Thanks to #blockchain and #NFT technology, we may be facing the historical era where aesthetics have been most expanded. Where art might actually be able to achieve democratisation.
#digitalart#cryptoart
3. On the other hand, we also require more "Academy" initiatives, such as those of @nonfungibles, @MOCDA_ or @0x_society in collaboration with @SuperRare. We have to understand this artistic and technological phenomenon.