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Generative AI, short for '''Generative Artificial Intelligence''', is a field at the intersection of [[Artificial Intelligence]] and creativity. It often refers to computer programs that can generate content semi-autonomously, often in the form of images, text, music, and videos. These AI systems learn from vast amounts of data and use that knowledge to produce new, original content. These systems can be used to create stunning artworks, blending the imagination of the machine with human guidance. It's a field with immense potential for artistic expression, automation, and innovation. | Generative AI, short for '''Generative Artificial Intelligence''', is a field at the intersection of [[AI|Artificial Intelligence]] and creativity. It often refers to computer programs that can generate content semi-autonomously, often in the form of images, text, music, and videos. These AI systems learn from vast amounts of data and use that knowledge to produce new, original content. These systems can be used to create stunning artworks, blending the imagination of the machine with human guidance. It's a field with immense potential for artistic expression, automation, and innovation. | ||
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Latest revision as of 14:39, 2 February 2024
Generative AI, short for Generative Artificial Intelligence, is a field at the intersection of Artificial Intelligence and creativity. It often refers to computer programs that can generate content semi-autonomously, often in the form of images, text, music, and videos. These AI systems learn from vast amounts of data and use that knowledge to produce new, original content. These systems can be used to create stunning artworks, blending the imagination of the machine with human guidance. It's a field with immense potential for artistic expression, automation, and innovation.