Exhibition made up entirely of AI-generated artwork launches in San Francisco

Artificial intelligence is feared to one day take over humanity, but as for now people are using it to create stunning pieces of artwork that are now hanging in the first gallery inspired by Dalle-E - an AI-powered system that generates digital images through text inputs. The artwork, which is physically on display in San Francisco, was created by the'artist' inputting specific terms or selecting recommendations from the AI - all the pieces are for sale, with one for $5,000. However, one of the sculptures was created by reading the creators brainwaves and body signals to choose an initial AI-generated image that led to the finish piece. The gallery has been met with controversy as traditional artists do not accept the digital images as true art, noting it does not have the same hallmark of human creativity. Human engineers, however, note that there is more that goes into creating the AI-generated pieces, such as tweaking and refining specific options and features to create a perfect picture.