Fotor's AI tools transformed my likeness into an image of a high-energy, wide-eyed human. But is AI-generated art ethical?

A 3D-printed shoe designed by artificial ... short-term novel appeal” to AI in fashion, the larger community “ultimately cherishes the distinct human eye” in design. While some brands ...

These slides aren't cheap, but innovation rarely is. Syntilay uses a mix of AI tools supplemented by human artistry to create its shoes, which look more than a little like a deep sea fish at first ...

In the world of ugly shoes, we've had some real bangers. First was the Croc, a rubber one-piece shoe best suited as a doorstop – that is until you tried one on and realized it might be the most ...

Artificial intelligence-generated action ... in an emailed statement that the company’s image generation tools “are designed to support human creativity, not replace it, helping anyone explore ...

Too many fingers or too many teeth — as generative AI imagery exploded across ... machine’s best-guess at the world through human prompts. The images that went viral were often unnerving ...

Google has announced the rollout of a new version of its Imagen 3 AI ... pictures, Google is once again allowing its model to generate images of people. This comes after it paused human generation ...

Stability AI's offering faced widespread criticism among image-synthesis hobbyists for its poor performance in generating human anatomy, with users sharing examples of distorted limbs and bodies ...

But there's a key difference: Photo editing and CGI require intentional design by artists, while AI images are generated by algorithms trained on datasets, often without human oversight.