Machine Learning & Art - This was not possible a few months ago. Not only is it sleek, functional and intuitive, but it works flawlessly!

Not all of us have the talent to whip up a piece of art at a moment's notice. But algorithms using machine learning are learning how to create "AI art" based on text prompts--and you can use them, too. Algorithms like DALL-E (and eventually, DALL-E 2), DALL-E mini, Craiyon, Midjourney, and more are learning how to take publicly available art and learn what makes them art. Or, at least, digest the various elements and style of a photo or artistic work and recombine them into something new. Sure, you can argue whether or not they're, in fact, "art," but the creations are unique, original, and compelling. Simply put, AI art uses a text prompt: something specific like McDonalds at the bottom of the sea, for example, or a bit more generic like the castle of time -- the prompt that generated the art at the top of this story.

This violent animation style seems to have been developed by people passionate about their work and taking pleasure in it. It had nothing to do with money. All they cared about was creating a masterpiece, and they outdid themselves. The Creators, in my opinion, changed the animation business.