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The Future of AI and Art

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Previously thought of as simply simulating the processes of human intelligence through machine learning, artificial intelligence is now shifting into something that is innately human – art. We’re currently witnessing the birth of a new artistic medium as AI works to reshape the future of art and creative industries.

AI-Generated Art

Scrolling through social media within the past several months, it’s likely you’ve noticed the mass influx of AI-generated portraits flooding your feed. These portraits are photographs generated through artificial intelligence software and third-party apps. Though they seem to have been created by artists, the fact is that these apps use databases filled with existing images to generate new portraits based on written keywords and prompts.

These apps and software can create AI-generated art in just a few seconds and because of it, have made a huge impact on how art is and will be made in the future.

Art is ever-evolving and with it being subjective, many have their own definitions of what it is. The boundaries of art continue to be pushed as we further advance, but many believe AI is blurring the lines of ownership of art. For as long as we’ve known, art has been the true, authentic expression of human creativity and as we progress through time, technological advances have yet to replicate the thoughts and emotions humans evoke while creating. 

How AI is Being Used in Other Industries

A growing number of industries are using artificial intelligence to advance such as healthcare, using it to assist in diagnosis and improving overall workflows, the automotive industry, which uses machine learning to create autopilot capabilities, and even finance, which creates bots for customer service and fraud detection. Due to its expansion across a wide range of industries, it’s no surprise it’s intersected with art and creative fields.

There may be a shift in the way certain creative jobs are performed and having the ability to generate art with the click of a button may be the choice for many.

AI as a Tool

A different perspective points out that some artists have already adopted the use of AI in their artwork. The evolution of AI in art has created what we thought would never be possible up until this point. With it, artists have learned new techniques and discovered new styles. As we advance, we find new ways for art to take shape and discover new tools to help us get there. Regardless of the form of art, we always use a tool – a camera to capture photographs, pens, pencils, or charcoal to draw, and even computer software to render and animate. Thinking of AI as a newer tool may allow artists to create completely different types of art that may not have been possible in the past. 

Artists may find AI useful for visualizing how they want something to look when bringing their ideas or concepts to life. Using prompts and keywords can spark inspiration and help brainstorm ideas.

The Future of Art

If you are upfront about your use of AI and your approach to using it in your art, you can prevent confusion about ownership, what is real, and what is generated with AI. Because the truth is that AI within the art industry can be harmful to artists. It takes away the recognition from their art as well as future opportunities, as people have the mindset of “Well I can make the same thing through an AI generator.” With this as a potential scenario, we could see a future where artists stop creating all together. And at that point, since AI simply simulates human processes and thus, cannot work without some sort of data plugged in, we could see the future of AI quickly becoming a thing of the past. To ensure credit is given when it’s due, trust must be built and transparency must be maintained.

Is AI the future when it comes to creating new art experiences?

About d3 creative studio

d3 creative studio specializes in creating virtual reality, real-time 3D visualization & interactive solutions for the architectural and real estate development industries. 

Our goal is to make every project we complete a new centerpiece for our portfolio; showcasing your project and our skills as a 3D studio. 

Not in architecture? We create solutions far beyond home building. Let us take your project to new heights. Contact us today to learn more.

Our Predictions for 2023 Technologies and Trends

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As we head into 2023, our eyes are on the real estate sector as new technological advances emerge. In recent years, the industry has undergone some turbulence due to changes in how we buy and sell properties, all necessary to remain competitive in a rapidly changing market. There’s no doubt that technology has greatly impacted the real estate, architecture, and construction industries and the way people conduct transactions. 

As a means to assist the industry in growing and succeeding, technology will continue to be utilized. The following are our predictions for real estate technologies and trends in the coming year.

Virtual and Augmented Reality

In recent years, virtual (VR) and augmented reality (AR) have become more prevalent in real estate and architecture, speeding up sales significantly. If anything, VR and AR will only continue to grow in popularity and use.  With hectic lifestyles and limited accessibility, these technologies make buying and selling homes easier and faster.

Data Analytics

Data analytics is already widely used for a variety of purposes, including sourcing and analyzing data, identifying prospective buyers and sellers, developing marketing campaigns, and determining sale prices. Artificial intelligence (AI) is predicted to further accelerate the trend in 2023, continuing its upward shift. With the focus on predictive analytics, decision-making could be faster than ever before. Agents, architects, sellers, and builders can use predictive analysis of data to have a better understanding of and provide better service to clients.

Anticipatory Design

Anticipatory design is widely used in the travel, automotive, and entertainment industries to anticipate consumer needs and personalize their experiences. In the real estate, architecture, and building sectors, machine learning technology predicts what buyers want out of their homes according to factors such as age, career goals, or family life. By anticipating client needs, anticipatory design simplifies processes and provides them with options before they even have the chance to express them. As a result of simplifying the sales process, this technology speeds up sales cycles and encourages clients to invest time into the design or purchase process.

Digital Journey's

In the upcoming year, digital journeys could be used to optimize client experiences and save time by reducing the amount of time needed to fill out forms and paperwork. With this technology, documents can be tracked and transferred easily. Moreover, digital journeys have the potential to simplify processes such as scheduling appointments, follow-ups, quotes, contracts, and even the signing of documents.

IoT (Internet of Things)

The internet of things, or IoT, refers to normal physical items being connected to the internet, thus creating smart devices and objects. Our lives have been impacted by a rapid increase in smart devices and new gadgets in recent years. We are seeing IoT technologies used more and more in real estate to communicate better and in architectural design and construction to make homes more appealing to buyers. The technology serves a variety of purposes, such as minimizing maintenance costs or increasing security measures.

Looking Towards the Future

It’s clear that technology will continue to play a key role in real estate and similar sectors in the coming year. In this era of digitalization, staying ahead of the curve requires staying current with advancements and adopting them as soon as possible. A promising year is ahead for real estate technology.

About d3 creative studio

d3 creative studio specializes in creating virtual reality, real-time 3D visualization & interactive solutions for the architecture and real estate development industries. 

Our goal is to make every project we complete a new centerpiece for our portfolio; showcasing your project and our skills as a 3D studio.

Not in architecture? We create solutions far beyond home building. Let us take your project to new heights. Contact us today to learn more. 

Tech Tuesday: AI Isn’t Replacing Workers

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It?s Tech Tuesday ? our weekly dose of tech innovations that are rapidly changing the real estate industry and beyond.

Article: AI Isn’t Replacing Workers; It’s Picking up the Slack. Here’s How.

Author: Marc Fischer

The talent gap is real. In fact, research states that companies in technology, media, and telecom will face a talent shortage of 1.1 million by 2020.

Has Artificial intelligence advanced enough to be a human equivalent? With a dwindling talent pool, AI might be the next best replacement. AI is making great strides in improving efficiency and productivity, leading to better business performance. Business leaders need to start looking at how to use AI to fill open positions.

Could you rely on technology to do the job?

You can read the full article, here.

Tech Tuesday: How Artificial intelligence is transforming recruitment

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How Artificial intelligence is transforming recruitment

It?s Tech Tuesday ? our weekly dose of tech innovations that are rapidly changing the real estate industry.

Article: 5 Ways Artificial Intelligence is Transforming Recruitment in 2019

Author:?Himanshu Gupta

AI has already transformed many aspects, and recruitment is not an exception. AI has made screening resumes much easier, reduced hiring time, matching candidates, promoting diversity, and making better data-driven decisions. Recruitment companies are embracing AI, in the quest to hire the top talent in the field.

How will you embrace AI?