BESPOKE ART & DESIGN
Recently, the tech industry has announced a rapid series of agreements that have deeply alarmed the creative community. With generative AI evolving so quickly, creators need to come together, get on the same page, and leverage our collective power. CCAI recognizes both the immense business potential of this technology and its capacity to unlock genuine creative progress.
AI is everywhere in our modern world, and its presence is becoming more pervasive with each passing day. It seems there is hardly anything that doesn’t utilize Artificial Intelligence to some degree, from simple applications like virtual assistants that help manage our daily tasks to complex systems employed in critical industries such as healthcare, finance, art, and design.
Cultivating Creativity, Innovation, and Entrepreneurship. The internet is a truly fantastic thing that has revolutionized the way we communicate and share information. In today’s digital age, the internet serves as a vital tool not just for personal communication but also for education and business. From its humble inception in the late 20th century, the World Wide Web has grown into something monumental and expansive.
By now, we can all see how Artificial Intelligence (AI) is rapidly transforming many aspects of our lives, from how we work to how we interact with technology and others in our daily routines. From automating mundane tasks to offering advanced data analysis, AI is enabling individuals and organizations to focus on more strategic and creative endeavors. However, amid these advancements, there are growing concerns that AI may negatively impact human creativity and originality in the future as it increasingly takes over tasks that require innovative thinking and artistic expression.
Okay, I have to admit, while I am an old-school artist at heart, I am also somewhat of a geek. So, when an AI app came across my radar, suggesting it could help artists write descriptions of their art, I was curious.
In August of this year, as part of his Red Hand Files correspondence project, legendary musician Nick Cave was asked questions about creativity and ChatGPT by two fans, Leon and Charlie. Nick replied with a single letter, which Stephen Fry joined us to read at the 10th anniversary Letters Live show at London’s Royal Albert Hall in November 2023.
Creativity is a journey. Art is the manifestation of that journey. Sharing the art and its journey creates provenance.
It has become clear that many people are curious about Artificial Intelligence and its potential implications on our lives, and understandably so. Watch this video with Mo Gawdat, a former chief business officer of Google X, AI expert, and best-selling author.
What does Artificial Intelligence think about art? Does AI even think about art? If so, what does AI think art is?