I would like to point out that if I have a digital NFT exhibition with my "The Art of No Limits" collection, I can also exhibit your NFT there. If you want, then with the name of the NFT owner, but I would clarify this with you beforehand. The same applies to my other NFT collections.

OpenSea is putting in place a new system to spot NFT fakes and verify accounts, in an effort to cut down on the industry's growing fraud problem. In a couple of blog posts, the NFT marketplace detailed what changes users can expect, including opening up verification to more users, automated and human-assisted removal of so-called "copymints" or fake copies of authentic NFTs and changes to how collection badges -- which identify NFT collections with high sales volume or interest -- are doled out on the marketplace. First off, OpenSea will use a two-part system to detect fakes that combine both image recognition tech and human reviewers. The company says its new system will continuously scan all NFT collections (including newly minted assets) to spot any potential fakes. "Our new copymint prevention system leverages computer-vision tech to scan all NFTs on OpenSea (including new mints). The system then matches these scans against a set of authentic collections, starting with some of the most copy-minted collections -- we'll look for flips, rotations & other permutations," wrote OpenSea's Anne Fauvre-Willis in the post.

The Bored Apes all showcase the same humanoid ape wearing a variety of accessories and disguises; Lazy Lions do the same thing, but with lions; CryptoSharks, at least, have the distinction of being shown in various lurid, vaguely rendered global settings, as if they have been transposed into an acid-tripper's vision of Hollywood or Beijing. I recently received an email about a limited run of NFTs called "Lobstars", which depict "hyper pop" lobsters dressed as familiar works of art, including Andy Warhol's soup cans and Marcel Duchamp's urinal. On OpenSea, the popular NFT marketplace, it is possible to type in almost any animal and find a corresponding series.

A database used by NFT marketplace OpenSea failed Thursday, which prevented new NFT owners from having their prizes delivered to many of their crypto wallets. The world somehow managed to soldier on despite this disaster, which is both kind of funny and illustrative of how hard it will be to build truly decentralized tech infrastructure. MetaMask is a crypto wallet that stores NFTs, and it relies on OpenSea's API to let it know when one of its users has purchased a new NFT. However, as reported by Vice, that API went down Thursday morning and remains down as of this afternoon, which threw a wrench into Twitter's announcement that NFTs were now available for purchase as avatars. Whatever your take on the wacky world of Web3, decentralized tech infrastructure is an interesting opportunity that a lot of smart people and deep-pocketed companies are working to advance.

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.

While most people are still trying to wrap their heads around why certain jpeg NFTs could be worth hundreds and thousands of dollars, a company has been quietly working on implementing artificial intelligence into NFTs, aka Intelligent NFTs. Alethea.ai, a Mark Cuban back company, has been quietly working on bringing the complexities of artificial intelligence to the blockchain, and I'm really excited for this project – not as a source of profit, but because it's helping expand the borders of blockchain technology and artificial intelligence. Explained (somewhat) in depth: Obviously, the AI is not SKYNET level, but I can't wait to try and get my hands on a personality pod (or two) and see what else we can do. The personality pods go on sale tomorrow (Oct. Alethea AI has released pricing for the personality pod pricing going live on Opensea tomorrow.

"What do robots dream of when they dream their robot dreams?" 'BINARY AI' is an artificial intelligence program that is dreaming. Just like humans when we sleep, the program picks similar images from respective categories and morphs them into its own randomly generated dreamscape, creating something entirely unique and entirely its own. Each NFT is impossible to recreate and 100% original. Slow rollout to 200 images due to time required for mapping. We hope you enjoy this as much as we have.

AI Art House is the premier marketplace for AI-generated art, now releasing a limited collection of 1000 works as one-of-a-kind collectible NFTs. Each artwork is a 1/1 piece of AI history, meaning you will own a 100% unique collectors item that nobody else in the world will ever have. As AI Art continues to advance into the future, you will forever own one of its earliest creations. In 2021, AI Art House has already been featured in T3, Uncrate, The Peak, and more. With each NFT, the NFT owner has the right to redeem a physical 12"x12" print of their work.

The NØИ HUMAN Epicycles are an exclusive and original series of 22 Data Paintings in physical and digital format, as a result of a collide between Artificial Neural Networks and a curated database that contains the only evidence on earth from non-human intelligence, known as the Crop Circles. The exclusivity of these paintings is due to their limited 1/1 version, being original by their rare visual aesthetics, unique creative method, and uncommon but captivating frame design. Holders will own a 3D NFT and a unique and truly out-of-this-world physical Artwork between Extraterrestrial & Artificial Intelligence.

Visiones Ex Inferno (Visions of Hell) is a machine learning created visual descent through the nine circles of Hell.