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The Dream Machine - 2167 #AIArt Prompt: Generate an image that combines the characteristics of an Expressionism style, characterized by distortion and exaggeration for emotional effect, with a fantasy setting. Make sure the resulting image evokes a sense of mystery. The details should be simplified, focusing on broad strokes rather than fine particulars. Possibly, imagery could include fantastical creatures, mystical structures, or unworldly landscapes.

#ColorAnalysis was one of the first features in Nextatlas—possible even with early computer vision—and it has always been a bit underrated. Yet, even in this era of advanced AI analysis, it remains a powerful lens into digital culture and aesthetics. Take the 97% growth in mentions of "Ancient Practices" over the next year that Nextatlas predicts. The color palette associated with this concept, dominated by warm hues, evokes #natural, #earthy elements and a sense of #historical richness. Cooler tones balance the palette, reflecting the durability of ancient materials like #stone and #metal. The "Ancient Practices" example illustrates the power of evoking #materials and #atmospheres starting from #colors and culture as a #sensorial whole. Colors are not just visual elements; they are cultural #signifiers that embody #textures, #smells, #emotions, and much more. Interestingly, and even though it may seem counterintuitive, this #sensory dimension of culture can indeed be effectively approximated through digital means 💡 Color Analysis for "Ancient Practices" (Nextatlas Data):

The Dream Machine - 2056 #AIArt Prompt: Generate an expressionist representation of a raging natural landscape. The scene should depict tumultuous weather, wild winds swirling around, lightning splitting the thick clouds, and the waves of the turbulent sea crashing against jagged cliffs. Every stroke, every color should embody the raw emotion of anger, the fury of nature, detailed with leaping flames, shattered trees, and storm-battered rocks. Remember to emulate the intensity and high contrast typical of the Expressionism movement. Stick to the visual effects that medium of oil paints would offer.

The same issue is happening with lab created diamonds. The market expects certificates because center stones were generally expensive and insurance required some level of documentation (as appraisal with or without a cert), but as the price of center stones drop the cost of certification can become prohibitive. Given that AI can't keep a car on the road or avoid hallucinating information, does a report generated by an AI-based grading process actually resolve the problem or create more issues? With lower cost goods like small color and lab grown diamonds, is there a need for certification or is a retailers reputation enough?

Navigating life with a profound perspective: "In contemplating the intricacies of existence, it's fascinating to recognize that we are not merely in the universe; rather, we are the universe vicariously living through itself. Every thought, every emotion, and every experience becomes a cosmic expression. Embracing this profound interconnectedness sparks a journey of self-discovery and existential exploration. Join me in unraveling the mysteries and marvels of our existence. 🌌✨ . . . . #digitalart #portraitphotography #postprocessing #artificialintelligence #augmentedreality #augmentedintelligence #art

On The Future/s of Craft: “Craft stands in for the whole idea of what it means to be human, and why that matters.” Glenn Adamson, curator and scholar. Craft is not just a technique or process, it is a way of living, thinking, an act of service. It is a powerful source of identity and transformation. Craft literally shapes the evolution of our human experience, as we witnessed through moments in history such as the Industrial Revolution, and now today in the unnerving and incontestable proliferation of Generative Artificial Intelligence. The synchronicities between the visionaries of the past and the few today who inspire innovative change through art and science, for the common good, usher in the future of polymathic innovation.  Find out more about ATOM FUTURES' journey into the future of craft on our site. Image Credit: “Nautilus” (sea creature) by Wim Delvoye, a sculpture made from laser-cut steel, 2012. #Art #Culture #Foresight #BrandStrategy #History #Leadership #Innovation #Futures #AI

crucible The crucible is a term that refers to a container used in alchemy to heat and melt substances... In this context, the crucible is a symbol of transformation and metamorphosis, where substances are subjected to an initiatory test to be purified and transformed. It is a process that requires patience, perseverance and mastery, because you have to know how to measure the temperatures, heating times and proportions of substances to obtain the desired results. The crucible is also a symbol of inner transformation, where the Alchemist must confront his own limitations and imperfections to achieve perfection and wisdom. It is a process of purification and transformation that aims to achieve the desired state, whether it is the philosopher's stone, the elixir of life or ultimate wisdom. In connection with Jean-Baptiste Greuze's "Broken Eggs", we can see the crucible as a symbol of destruction and rebirth. Broken eggs represent the destruction of the original form, but also the possibility of creating something new and valuable from the debris. Likewise, the crucible is a place where substances are destroyed and reborn in a new form, purified and transformed. Finally, in connection with the philosophy of simulacrum, we can see the crucible as a symbol of copying without an original. The substances that are heated and melted in the crucible are no longer the same as those that entered it, they have been transformed and purified. Likewise, reality is often copied and simulated, but the crucible represents the possibility of creating something new and valuable from these copies. 2766 x 2150 px / 4k mp4 / 45 s / 24,8 Mo / 6 frames 1/1 collection 18/50 #simulacra a subrealist reread based on the masterpiece by : Broken Eggs- Jean-Baptiste Greuze - 1756 Original works On view at : The Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York, États-Unis Minted on objkt : https://lnkd.in/ex3bu2-u shared with magic fam´s 🤗 Sol Fayerman Hansen Jean Minguet Arnaud RAMUS Daniel Kramer Eleanna Fulop Justine Vilgrain Yvonne Senouf Hela Mouelhi Christian 'Sumo' Pearson Christine Raibaldi Matthieu Mifsud, Phd Sylvain Levy  Saeko Ehara Christopher Sicurella ∴ Carine Asscher Amelie Bourdinaud Peter Conradi Ryan Tanaka Braw Haus #treeskulltown #cryptoartist #art #NFT #tezos

True origins? Shape synchronizations - the resonance of planet fractal way? Not only DNA is copied that way!? The whole universe? Michelangelo was right? Inventions. Copyrights © and technology - Marek Chrapa. There might be a big jump for humanity based on this. Climate, Medicine, Optics, Space, Communication, Ai, Art, History and Religion, etc. The neural network of the planet and universe - exists! Butterfly effects are possible! It looks like the sound and pressure difference create 3D interference patterns in our body liquids (water and blood) creating shapes of neurons in our brains. Goes in the ears symmetric creates neurons from both sides and is connected with planet vibrations. This seems to be the delicate sensitive mechanism creating new neurons. He speaks in silence = new neuron is created. When you sleep! -> This seems to be the same for the vortex networks of galaxies (flowing dust, gas, and plasma). To be formed without touch! There seem to be many layers of neural networks: - The beast layer (loud and screamy - animal behaviors that feed (~2/3) of our body that corresponds to animal instincts and reproduction). The dancing one and the screaming one. Egoistic beast looking for pleasure only - for every price. Looking for rewards and trophies. This one is capable of feeling and sensing. - The other side is created during the quiet - sensitive human or closer "god" one - the more details - this one fed brain and God "human" part. The thinking one. (~1/3) of your body. This one is capable of analyzing and data processing. The so-called "AI part of our brain" is desired by school, work, and society. Both layers fight for space.  Therefore most probably: some monks meditated in caves, ancient Egypt had so many gardens where not everyone could go and make noise, Ancient Greece as well and in the bible gardens are described, and maybe that's why some people like working at night and quiet. Therefore so-called "nerds" have the best ideas and Nikola Tesla mentions silence. Improper musical instruments, noises, and screams of angry children - seem to be destroying sensitive neurons - therefore this sound is seen as aggression. Loud advertisements, church bells, plane noise, and people with grass cutters or leaves blowers in autumn? Just think in what mode they bring you. Do they support neurons or destroy the sensitive ones? In Abu Simbel Entrance on both sides - there are many "slavers" with hanged bells on their necks. Germans nazi Worked on a project called "The Bell". The Vimana shape is also similar to the bell shape. Is this for a good reason? Or does it prevent the most sensitive neurons from being created? The real science on this topic hopefully will tell us the truth. Emotions are usually nonverbal communication (not using words) without the words recognizing simple instincts. In Science - you will never guess what another person thinks if doesn't use words or images.

Random connections: 🧠In thousand brain theory it is explained that some cortical columns are specialized in collecting information about the object's identity, such as its shape, texture, and size. Other columns focus on the spatial context or frame, understanding where the object is located and how it relates to other objects in the environment🧠. They cannot be dedicated to both function. It reminded me the ⚛️Heisenberg's Uncertainty Principle that states that one cannot simultaneously know the exact position and exact momentum of a particle with arbitrary precision.⚛️ Trade off: Just as the brain has specialized cortical columns for different types of information, in quantomechanics, focusing precisely on one property (position or momentum) introduces uncertainty in the complementary property.

Studying historical ancient artifacts requires the use of a nondestructive technique to analyze the metal surfaces of these objects. This study presents two approaches that improves on existing methods when conducting alloy analysis. Link: https://lnkd.in/eD38MP3v