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EPISODE · Jul 5, 2024 · 55 MIN

Pixel Perfect: When Human Art Meets Artificial Intelligence

from The Web3 Quick Bites · host Olabisi Adelaja

Is AI the new paintbrush? In this eye-opening episode, we're joined by Karen DeLoach, an award-winning artist and educator, to explore how AI is shaking up the art world. We'll dive into: 1. Can robots really be creative? 2. The AI tools revolutionizing art creation and education 3. Why human artists shouldn't fear the rise of AI Whether you're an art lover, tech geek, or just curious about the future of creativity, this episode will spark your imagination and challenge your perceptions. Karen shares insights from her decades of experience and offers a unique perspective on this digital art revolution. Don't miss this colorful blend of art, technology, and human ingenuity! Tune in to gain valuable insights that will change the way you think about art in the digital age. To learn more about Karen DeLoach and her work, visit her website www.getcreativewithkaren.com. Be sure to check out her insightful art books available on Amazon, including "How to Draw," "How to Paint," and "Art History & Appreciation." Do you have any questions or feedback about today’s episode? Send a mail to [email protected]

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