FAIRBANKS – A University of Alaska Fairbanks student has been charged with criminal mischief after consuming portions of another student’s AI-generated artwork that was displayed at a campus gallery.

An art student at University of Alaska ate AI art in protest, adding to a time-honored tradition of using art to protest.

In recent years, artificial intelligence (AI) has made significant inroads into the world of art, fundamentally altering how we create and perceive artistic works. AI-generated art is not only gaining ...

Lizzy Hahn, the student journalist who broke the viral story, says the incident is shaping culture and policy around the use of AI on campus.

Society / StudentNation / A conversation with Graham Granger, whose combination of protest and performance art spread beyond ...

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Those are just a few of the words used in Facebook comments to describe The Art Spirit Gallery’s latest exhibition. On Nov. 12, the Coeur d’Alene gallery posted an event on its Facebook page ...

Earlier this month, Graham Granger, a film and performing arts student at the University of Alaska Fairbanks, walked into the ...

It was a perfect AI-mitation. Just in case artificial intelligence wasn’t encroaching upon enough human spaces of late. An art world troll sneakily displayed a piece of AI-generated art at a museum in ...

CLEVELAND, Ohio -- The first thing visitors see when they enter the Cleveland Museum of Art’s “Renaissance to Runway” fashion exhibition isn’t a gown or a painting. It’s a 2-minute, 45-second video ...

A stampede of AI developments heralds a new year of creative democratization and personalization. Artists will collaborate with AI in new and novel ways. ByR. Daniel Foster, Contributor. Forbes ...