We discuss the state of the AI boom, and what lessons we can draw from the dot-com era. We also talk politics, what's changed on Wall Street over the last 25 years or so, and a bit on the state of ...

Kling 2.0, a major upgrade to the state-of-the-art AI video generator ... "A blonde woman in a red dress and an Asian man in black suit chat inside of a Starbucks. Medium shot." Text-to-video presents ...

When an algorithmic system generates information that seems plausible but is actually inaccurate or misleading, computer scientists call it an AI hallucination. Wherever AI systems are used in ...

Streaming series and comedies get the full-service red carpet premieres that other film ... For nine days this month, the Daily Dot was on the ground reporting at SXSW. Here is the best stuff ...

If blue-chip art is Louise Bourgeois spiders, Donald Judd stacks, and Jackson Pollock splatter paintings (pricy work buoyed by decades of industry consensus), red-chip art is Damien Hirst dot ...

AI art is the term used for any design created by artificial intelligence, with a staggering average of 34 million images being created every day in 2024. Platforms such as Adobe Firefly ...

In a big blow to AI artists, the US Copyright Office has released a report stating that visual content created by generative AI platforms are not protected under ...

The intersection of artificial intelligence and historical figures sparked controversy when rapper Sexyy Red shared an ... in digital art The accessibility of AI tools has democratized content ...

The group responsible for red teaming of over 100 generative AI products at Microsoft has concluded ... more advanced than the current state-of-the-art?” Secondly, they asked how red teams ...

This article discusses some risks involved in the NSFW AI art generator. NSFW stands for Not Safe For Work. As its name implies, it refers to unsafe content for the audience. When we talk about ...

Weird AI benchmarks like Connect 4, Minecraft, and Will Smith eating spaghetti are most certainly not empirical — or even all that generalizable. Just because an AI nails the Will Smith test ...