Advances in automated detection of offensive language online, including hate speech and cyberbullying, require improved access to publicly available datasets comprising social media content. In this paper, we introduce BAN-PL, the first open dataset in the Polish language that encompasses texts flagged as harmful and subsequently removed by professional moderators. The dataset encompasses a total of 691,662 pieces of content from a popular social networking service, Wykop, often referred to as the "Polish Reddit", including both posts and comments, and is evenly distributed into two distinct classes: "harmful" and "neutral". We provide a comprehensive description of the data collection and preprocessing procedures, as well as highlight the linguistic specificity of the data. The BAN-PL dataset, along with advanced preprocessing scripts for, i.a., unmasking profanities, will be publicly available.

In the new world of virtual existence, the first AI-powered NFT collection was launched by XANA. The collection includes 10,000 original avatars with a Japanese anime aesthetic which would serve as a customised AI ally across the metaverse. The NFT collection is inspired by Blade Runner 2049 to cater to the demand of personalised avatars for the metaverse. Other features that the NFT collection carries are full commercial rights and the power of the AI engine, among several other ecosystem privileges. Here comes the reveal of #XANA Genesis Project The first-ever original AI-based #NFTs of XANA.

Art NFTs, in particular, made a big impact last year with Christie's reporting over $93 million in nonfungible token sales during its fourth annual Art Tech Summit that took place this past August. While notable, much of the crypto art scene appears to be dominated by cartoons and memes, as projects like CryptoPunks and Bored Ape Yacht Club have taken center stage. Known as "AI-generative NFTs," these nonfungible tokens are becoming increasingly popular within the art community, along with those interested in emerging technologies like artificial intelligence, blockchain and the Metaverse. Being able to work with an AI to bring your ideas to life is an experience like no other, it augments creativity in a way that feels like freedom, a type of play you haven't experienced since you were a child." While Eponym lets users create their own art NFTs, Metascapes is another project that was developed by three photographers looking to combine human expression with computer algorithms. While the potential for AI-generative NFTs is apparent, the question of whether or not artificial intelligence can be trusted to generate quality images based on text or photographs remains a concern. For instance, Fisher mentioned that Eponym has two versions of its generator available to the public, one on the company's Discord channel operating as a chatbot and the other as a private link that contains more complex algorithms capable of creating more advanced images. For example, Fisher remarked that Eponym's next project will feature interactive virtual identities where users can take their own portraits to create 3D avatars and animate them using artificial intelligence. Art NFTs, in particular, made a big impact last year with Christie's reporting over $93 million in nonfungible token sales during its fourth annual Art Tech Summit that took place this past August. While notable, much of the crypto art scene appears to be dominated by cartoons and memes, as projects like CryptoPunks and Bored Ape Yacht Club have taken center stage. Known as "AI-generative NFTs," these nonfungible tokens are becoming increasingly popular within the art community, along with those interested in emerging technologies like artificial intelligence, blockchain and the Metaverse. Being able to work with an AI to bring your ideas to life is an experience like no other, it augments creativity in a way that feels like freedom, a type of play you haven't experienced since you were a child."

Non-fungible token (NFT) sales in 2021 were worth close to $25 billion (roughly Rs. 1,85,722 crore), proving that the sector saw tremendous growth within crypto assets, according to CoinMarketCap. Artificial Intelligence-generated NFTs are expected to be the next big boom within the space. As the name suggests, artificial intelligence Art or AI-generated art refers to any artwork created through the use of artificial intelligence and with companies like OpenAI launching its artificial intelligence programs that creates images from textual descriptions, AI art is more accessible than ever. British auction house Christie's during its fourth annual Art Tech Summit in August 2021 estimated a value of $93 million (roughly Rs. 691 crore) in NFT sales, suggesting that art NFTs have had a huge influence in 2021. Despite their importance, project like CryptoPunks and Bored Ape Yacht Club seem to have grabbed centre stage in the crypto art scene, dominated by cartoons and memes.

Sales of nonfungible tokens, or NFTs, reached $25 billion in 2021, demonstrating that the sector is one of the most sought-after markets in crypto. Art NFTs, in particular, made a big impact last year with Christie's reporting over $93 million in nonfungible token sales during its fourth annual Art Tech Summit that took place this past August. While notable, much of the crypto art scene appears to be dominated by cartoons and memes, as projects like CryptoPunks and Bored Ape Yacht Club have taken center stage. Although these projects are some of the most successful to date, a new subset of NFTs is emerging based on advanced technologies and the human imagination. Known as "AI-generative NFTs," these nonfungible tokens are becoming increasingly popular within the art community, along with those interested in emerging technologies like artificial intelligence, blockchain and the Metaverse.