Artificial Intelligence
Excire Foto 2024 uses AI to judge your photos
Pattern Recognition Company (PRC) has launched the latest iteration of its photo-management program, Excire Foto 2024. Among other features, it lets AI evaluate your photos – and that’s the feature we’ll talk about the most. But of course, we’ll get you acquainted with other features, too, as some of them could be quite useful.
Getty jumps on the generative AI bandwagon
It doesn’t seem so long ago that Getty was getting all in a flap and suing Stable Diffusion AI for its unauthorised use of their…
Ridiculous AI image of “Giant of Kandahar” has been fooling the internet
The conspiracy theory about “the Giant of Kandahar” has been going around lately more than ever. This is thanks to a ridiculous AI image that…
Bria AI and Getty Images collaborate to solve the AI copyright conundrum
Since its initial public outing, AI imagery has faced many challenges and criticisms. Chief among them is the topic of copyright. Essentially, many AI models…
Misogynistic new app rates AI-generated photos of women
I just discovered a site that I wish did not exist – smashorpass.ai*. This site lets men rate images of AI-generated women. If you are…
How to take your video editing to the next level with ChatGPT
I have to admit I’ve not followed much of the developments in AI over the last year or two. AI image generation just doesn’t really…
Ideogram takes on DALL-E and Midjourney with its own text-to-image generator
Toronto-based AI startup Ideogram has officially launched its platform. The company specializes in generative text-to-image technology, so this is yet another text-to-image generator and competition…
AI images of Paris drowning under garbage go viral
A series of AI-generated images falsely portraying Paris submerged under heaps of garbage has gone viral. The pictures were shared through a TikTok video that…
Midjourney takes on Adobe’s Generative Fill with new inpainting feature
Midjourney has added a new inpainting feature that many users have requested. Much like Adobe’s Generative Fill, it lets you change only a part of…






































