Inventions
Martin Haerlin

Martin Haerlin's latest project with Runway's Gen-1 starts with a humble stick and uses AI to explore how inventions have brought humanity together over time. It's a clever mix of old and new, showcasing Haerlin's Gen-1 prowess.

Girl in the Grass
Julie Wieland

Julie Wieland paints a digital masterpiece with Krea, weaving color blobs and a prompt into a captivating image of a girl in lush grass. It's real-time artistry that turns imagination into reality.

Netflix Seasons
Guilherme Marconi

Guilherme Marconi crafts an animation inspired by Netflix's iconic opening sequence, taking the logo on a journey through Spring, Summer, Autumn, and Winter.

Game Over
Nathan Boey

Nathan Boey's latest digital art animation brilliantly showcases an older man in a blue suit navigating a constantly evolving environment. This work exemplifies AI's transformative impact on art, blending motion and change with seamless ingenuity.

Ida uses AI to prevent grocery food waste
TechCrunch

Ida, a French startup, has raised $2.9 million to revolutionize grocery shopping with an AI-driven app that smartly manages fruit and vegetable stocks. Leveraging an algorithm to predict market trends, Ida aims to minimize food waste and boost profits, blending technological precision with human expertise.

Transforming the future of music creation
Google

Google DeepMind's Lyria is transforming music creation with AI, enabling sophisticated, genre-spanning compositions with its advanced music generation model. Lyria stands out for its harmonious blending of instrumentals and vocals, coupled with nuanced user control. DeepMind's SynthID further ensures ethical use of AI in music, embedding invisible, durable watermarks in AI-generated audio to safeguard authenticity.

The Art of AI
Intel

Intel and Microsoft's collaboration, "The Art of AI," combines the talents of leading AI artists to create an advanced, interactive art experience. Unveiled at Microsoft Ignite, this project showcases the integration of AI in business and technology, demonstrating its vast potential in different industries. Kiana Yup of Intel highlights how their technologies are innovating in retail, manufacturing, and customer interaction, underscoring the endless possibilities of AI.

Real-Time
KREA

KREA, showcased by Riley Brown, is an advanced AI-driven design tool that transforms simple sketches into complex visuals. This tool upgrades basic drawing capabilities: users sketch a shape, input a prompt, and KREA converts these rudimentary inputs into detailed images. Ideal for novice artists, KREA makes creative image generation accessible and straightforward, broadening the scope of who can create engaging visuals.