Auction house Christie's plans to hold an AI art auction, an announcement that's drawn criticism from some users on social media.

The art auction house Christie’s is going all in on AI as it announces the ‘first auction solely offering artworks created with AI.’

Among the artists with works in the Christie’s A.I. sale are recent TIME100 A.I. Impact Award recipient Refik Anadol, early A.I. art pioneer Harold Cohen and Alexander Reben, OpenAI’s first

The Christie's auction kicks off on February 20 and features works from artists including Refik Anadol, Pinar Van Arman, and Claire Silver.

Christie’s auction house, which has previously sold works created by artificial intelligence, has announced the first exhibition entirely dedicated to the art of neural networks, Azernews reports.

According to Christie’s, the auction is titled ‘Augmented Intelligence’, and will be open to the general public, with bidding set to start on February 20 and end on March 5 at its Manhattan gallery.