Will generative AI art be the next model in the NFT environment?

NFT art created by AI (artificial intelligence) algorithms gives new meaning to NFT, but can the new art form created by artificial intelligence be trusted?

NFT revenues will reach $25 billion by 2021, indicating that NFT is one of the most popular industries in the crypto space. The NFT art specialization had a major impact last year.

It should be noted that most NFTs seem to follow comics and memes. As NFT projects such as CryptoPunks (CryptoPunks) and Bored Ape Yacht Club (Bored Ape Yacht Club) are listened to, animated NFTs and meme NFTs have become popular options for NFT projects.

However, new types of NFTs have emerged based on the use of technology and human imagination.

AI-designed NFT looks like a new type of art

AI-designed NFTs (AI-designed NFTs) have benefited the art world and people interested in new technologies such as intelligence, blockchain and the metaverse.

Most people use Generative Adversarial Networks (GANs) to develop intelligent NFTs. Here, an AI algorithm is used to guide the model to create "integrated" graphics.

Claire Silver, an artist who uses artificial intelligence, claims that intelligent NFT art is a new type of NFT whose principles are based on intellectual property such as GANs.

Most people can type in their own numbers or choose secret device codes. I use the latter when writing. Working with critical thinking skills and bringing your personal ideas to life is an experience that fosters creativity in different ways.

To develop the AI-developed NFT, Silver explained that he used a typewriter called "Eponym".

Developed by Art AI, an art AI-design company, Eponym lets you create art based on user-selected content, then publish the design directly to OpenSea, the industry's largest NFT.

图/Claire Silver

An Eponym can permanently transform sentences into a unique NFT diagram with the visible representation of the Ethereum blockchain.

Art AI co-founder Eyal Fisher explains that Eponym follows a self-created art process that allows people to interact with a computer to create art.

Eponyms help people create NFTs. When a user logs in to a website and enters a sentence or a word in a text box, the intelligence creates graphics based on the inputs, each text can be created in one go.

AI-based graphics are a new concept, but Fisher said the first Eponym project sold out overnight on OpenSea. This project is one of the largest collaborative art projects created by 3500 different artists. "It's an experiment in the art of decentralization."

Eponym allows users to create their own art NFTs and Metascapes are other works created by our photographers that aim to stitch together human representation with intelligent algorithms.

Ryan Newburn, a Metascapes photographer, said the project has 3,333 rare AI-designed NFTs based on images taken around the world.

Like Eponym, Metascapes uses smart technology to create NFTs. The first Metascape collection is expected to be released later this month or early February.

Image / Métascape

Versus Labs, the AI ​​team behind Metascapes, explains that all artwork is created by training materials to recognize real images.

I have pictures and notes as "teaching material". Place a label on the model that tells the model what type of image will be displayed when needed to create the design. For example, ice caves and volcanoes are two groups that photographers have studied in the past, but since they are not important in data entry, we recommend that data be published to include ice caves and volcanoes .

Versus Labs adds that the data streaming technology is better because the AI ​​in Metascapes is timed and uses two training modes at the same time.

Initially, the generator emits noises and discriminating patterns show the generator how to improve the output, so that it looks like training material. This cycle continues and both models improve over time.

Another Metascapes photographer, Iurie Belegurschi, said the Metascapes team decided to use AI to create the images because everything about NFT and Web3 is about technology, computers, and math.

We decided to work with technology to create a whole new world in the metaverse. Everyone now buys a PFP-based NFT, but in our project, people will get unique land in the metaverse.

The Impact of Artificial Intelligence on NFT Artists and Writers

Although AI-designed NFT is still an early concept, this model is already beginning to impact NFT artists and authors.

Digital Artist "KAMI (KAMI) believes" the responsibility of human artists are important to fake cooperation.

People need algorithms, and algorithms need people. For me, this new role means supporting document writing, math writing, administration and content creation. But more importantly, it "shows" the algorithm. The process is dynamic and the result is collaborative.

Explain how generative art NFTs differ from other NFTs in that each result is unique because it comes from an algorithm that says "Kami is here".

"Future research on generative art related to human-computer interactions."

图/Kami was Here

Fisher also highlights the accessibility and desire to create NFTs based on the importance of AI-designed graphics.

Many of our users created NFTs for the first time, and now many NFT printers and customers are also expanding their NFT operations. This is especially true because most people in our community are not professionals.

Alex Alter, chief AI scientist at Altered State Machine, a process that uses NFT intelligence to create intelligent AI workers, noted that AI-designed NFTs not only look unique, but also give people a deeper understanding of problem solving.

These NFTs are truly unique in that there is no area with similar pixels in the AI-designed work. Also, in the future, people will be able to create products with AI through DAO and chatbot technology. That's more than any other NFT currently possible.

Photo / Alex Alter

Can we believe that AI makes NFTs interesting?

While the ability of AI to create NFTs is real, it's also likely that AI can create beautiful images from text or graphics.

So Ryan Newburn says that Metascapes takes good care of every write.

Our AI team has created thousands of images, but not all graphic designs or NFT designs. If you don't like the groups, suggest and reevaluate which groups work together. Our AI has also been learned and improved through a variety of tests.

However, it is important to note that there are many ways to develop AI-based NFTs.

Fisher noted that Eponym had two public announcements of the technology. One works as a chatbot on the company's Discord channel, and the other works as a private chatbot with more sophisticated algorithms that can produce advanced images.

"Kami is here" adds that some AI designs can be created in minutes, while others take longer.

On the one hand, there are free apps like Wombo that make graphic design easy, allowing people to easily create their own graphic design. On the other hand, the art of AI design can take months to develop and train algorithms and write data formats. AI-designed graphics are a versatile and customizable resource.

Regardless of the technology, AI-designed NFTs are sure to have an impact in the future. Alter said AI design graphics is now a big part of OpenSea and the business will continue to grow this year. This also affects the abilities of AI-designed NFTs.

In the future, people will have their own NFT (artificial intelligence capable of creating art) or use AI DAO to create art with AI artists.

Additionally, the rise of the metaverse will lead to the development of AI-based NFTs. Fisher said the upcoming Eponym campaign will launch a virtual interactive app that will allow users to take a photo of themselves, create a 3D avatar, and allow it to use their intelligence.

The idea is to use technology designed to allow avatars to navigate a variety of different environments compatible with virtual world environments such as sandboxes. In February, the company will introduce additional algorithms that will allow users to create their own avatars.