Renowned auction house Christie's sold the first piece of art created by an algorithm for $432,500. The painting, titled "The Portrait of Edmond Belamy," was completed by artificial intelligence ...

“Edmond de Belamy” has made history as the first work of art produced by artificial intelligence to be sold at auction. The slightly blurry canvas print, which has been likened to works by the ...

The Paris-based art collective, Obvious Art, created the "Portrait of Edmond de Belamy" using a computer and algorithm that analyzed a data set of 15,000 human-made paintings from between the 14th ...

is this art?" Fautrel said. Obvious used the GAN algorithm -- who "signed" the portrait -- to create portraits of the 11-person Belamy family. Edmond was created by inputting 15,000 portraits ...

This is Edmond de Belamy by French art collective Obvious—or, more accurately, by an algorithm designed by Obvious. “The whole process is about humans having as little input as possible in the ...

It took 15,000 paintings and more than eight centuries to produce the Portrait of Edmond Belamy, but the artist's signature is the big reveal: a mathematical algorithm. A section work of art ...

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Created by the French art collective Obvious, “Portrait of Edmond de Belamy” is part of a series of paintings of the fictional Belamy family that was created using a two-part algorithm.