Will UX designers get automated by AI as we standardize our patterns and systems?

Using the neural-net tool Artbreeder, Photoshop and historical references, I have created photoreal portraits of Roman Emperors.

Over the last couple of years, we’ve seen the odd design tool pop up that brings a touch of AI to design. Now make way for ‘GPT-3’!

When I saw all of the GPT-3 concepts going around, I just had to get my hands on it.

Discover more about what artificial intelligence is, how it works and how it’s changing the world around us.

Hey everyone, just a quick note to let you know that your job as a designer is still safe from an AI takeover.

Lyrics generated using Artificial Intelligence.

Despite all the talk of transformation, anything built with AI is secretly a mess.

A beetle generator made by machine-learning thousands of #PublicDomain illustrations.

People wonder about what it would be like if a super-intelligent AI decided to place all of humanity in a realistic simulation.

Scientists propose an AI system that's able to synthesize logos at much greater resolution and detail than before.

Smarter Patterns is an interaction pattern library that provides solutions for common AI challenges.

Is that a manhole cover or dragonfly sitting on a table? Is that a green iguana or just a squirrel running with some nuts?

AI Portraits Ars uses Artificial Intelligence to reproduce artistic human portraits, with different styles and levels of abstraction.

The world’s most popular computer graphics company wants to use AI to detect manipulated images and video. Is it too little too late?

AI systems, however, are not inherently biased – they only reflect the biases of their designers and the data they are trained on.

A new algorithm, developed by University of Washington and Facebook, can “wake up” people in still photos.

The company recently showed off AI that allows it to “puppet” someone’s face onto another person’s body–using only a single photo for reference.

A slew of startups are using AI to push the boundaries of media manipulation–and they all promise to have ethics in mind.

The images are huge and square and harrowing: a form, reminiscent of a face, engulfed in fiery red-and-yellow currents.