AI-Generated Art

 

AI-Generated art is a new genre of digital creation that has been on the rise. These algorithms “learn” specific aesthetics by analyzing thousands of images, then generate artwork based on those aesthetics.

This type of art generator uses text-to-image rules to create art, and most of them work with prompts like “a starry night sky,” or “an anime face.” Some even let you cycle through multiple versions of the same image, and others allow you to modify resolutions.

Dream Studio

Dream Studio is an AI-Generated art application that creates images based on text. It uses the Stable Diffusion technology from Stability AI to turn text input into eye-catching graphics.

The app is simple to use and can be quite effective in producing beautiful artwork. However, it can also be tricky to master.

While it's free to use, you have to pay generation credits to keep generating images. The cost depends on the settings you choose and how many steps and resolution you want.

In addition, you'll need to "redream" the image to retrieve it at a higher resolution. It's not as efficient as DALL-E2, but it still produces some pretty impressive results.

Craiyon

Craiyon is an AI-generated art generator that allows users to create images by simply typing in a prompt. The images it creates are fun, witty, and sometimes downright scary.

The AI-generated art has been generating buzz on social media, and people are reusing the images for memes. While the AI isn't perfect, it's a great way to express yourself in a creative and entertaining manner.

It's easy to use and doesn't require a subscription or credit card. You can also earn free credits by watching ads and sharing your creations on social media.

Another thing that sets Craiyon apart from its competitors is its ability to generate unique images. It has a wide variety of styles and modifiers, so you can use it to generate images that are wildly different from one another.

The most important factor is making sure that you provide detailed prompts for the AI to use in its process. This may take some time, but it will result in better results. The site allows you to input details like color, dimensionality, display, geometry, lighting, and material.

Meitu

Meitu is a Chinese photo editing app that uses artificial intelligence to create anime-style pictures. It’s a recent online craze that has grabbed the attention of TikTok and Twitter users around the world.

Meitu was founded in 2008 by Quanzhou native Wu Xinhong, and he began developing an app to make it easy for everyday people to enhance their faces. Today, Meitu has a portfolio of apps that includes an image editor, effects and filters app, short video platform and skin analyzer.

The company has shaped the growing culture of selfies in China, and made it a norm to edit your photos before sharing them. The tools Meitu offers, like "Smooth" your face or "Slim" your jawline, have shaped both how people feel about their bodies and how they are valued by society.

Its IPO, last year, was the largest internet-company offering in the Hong Kong stock exchange in nearly a decade. But the company has yet to turn a profit, and it’s not likely to.

Big Sleep

A recent surge in AI-Generated art has caught the attention of many internet denizens. One of the most interesting pieces of AI-Generated art is Big Sleep, a machine learning algorithm that produces beautiful artwork based on an input phrase.

Like other pieces of AI-Generated art, Big Sleep uses a generative adversarial network (GAN) to generate images from a given input phrase. The outputs of this algorithm are stunning, and they are also free to use.

The system was created by Ryan Murdock, a 23-year-old student at the University of Utah. He told Digital Trends that it works by combining two neural networks: Google's BigGAN and OpenAI's CLIP.

The first is a generative adversarial network that takes in random noise and produces images. The other is a discriminator that has been taught to match images and descriptions. The two neural networks are constantly battling each other, and over time, improvements are made to both.