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How Artists Are Using A.I. and Where They Are Drawing the Line

Even as A.I.’s integration into daily life continues, visual artists remain divided over a central question: is its use legitimate in artistic creation? Other creative sectors—including video production, graphic design, photo editing, fashion design, architecture and product design—have grown increasingly open to integrating A.I. into workflows. In most cases, artificial intelligence serves as an assistant: […]

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Lin Qiao’s Fireworks AI Bets on Specialized Models Over General A.I. Hype

Lin Qiao, CEO & Co Founder, Fireworks AI, on Centre stage during day three of Web Summit 2024 at the MEO Arena in Lisbon, Portugal. ” width=”970″ height=”647″ data-caption=’According to Lin Qiao, the future of A.I. lies in millions of specialized models built on proprietary data. <span class=”lazyload media-credit”>Sam Barnes/Sportsfile for Web Summit via Getty

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Jay and Ricki Blakesberg On Becoming Stewards of the Grateful Dead’s Visual History

Late last month David Kordansky Gallery opened “An American Beauty: Grateful Dead 1965-1995,” on view at its New York space at 520 W. 20th Street through August 7. Curated by the father-and-daughter team of Jay and Ricki Blakesberg, it gathers 20 large-scale prints and more than a dozen smaller ones by 11 photographers who shot

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As Superhuman Builds an Always-On A.I., CEO Shishir Mehrotra Draws a Human Line

In June, Superhuman acquired GPTZero, a New York-based startup best known for building one of the most popular tools for detecting A.I. in student writing. Its young co-founders and team have since joined Superhuman’s newly formed “authenticity” group, where they’re working to integrate detection capabilities across the company’s products, most notably Superhuman Go, an A.I.

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Toronto Outdoor Art Fair Asks What It Means to Sustain an Artistic Life

Now in its 65th year, Toronto Outdoor Art Fair (TOAF) offers a different model that merges the accessibility of a public fair with nonprofit initiatives designed to sustain artists beyond a single weekend of sales. This year, under the thematic umbrella of “The Elegance of Longevity,” the fair addressed ageism, taking its cue from its

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At Christie’s Art+Tech Summit 2026, the State of A.I., New Wealth and the Art Market’s Next Chapter

The annual Christie’s Art+Tech Summit has always taken on the year’s hottest topic. In 2026, the event could hardly avoid the elephant in the room that is artificial intelligence. A.I. was not only the opening theme but the focus of the entire morning, with tech founders, analysts and researchers offering both theoretical and critical perspectives

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The World Cup Is Proving the Business Value of A.I. Prediction Models

Before a ball was kicked, the Opta supercomputer had already played the tournament 25,000 times. Its verdict: Spain were the most likely winners, winning 16.1 percent of the simulations, followed closely by semifinalists France, England and Argentina, each winning more than 10 percent.  The prediction quickly became far more than a percentage on a page.

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