Oct 26

AI-Generated Art Sells for Nearly Half a Million Dollars at Christie’s

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A new painter with a very methodical style just made a big splash in the art scene. Famed British auction house Christie’s just sold a portrait generated by an algorithm in the first-ever transaction involving an art piece created by an automated entity. The somewhat blurry but discernible painting, Portrait of Edmond Belamy, netted $432,000,…

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