aiart

generative and ai art

https://gallery.so/delronde

Everything @delronde.eth shares about their /aiart collecting thesis makes me think. Fun to watch as they make sense of it all.

Father, husband, explorer, tech, art-lover

Hanging out in Grailers DAO for the most part. 

It's legitimately the first time I've felt early to something. I know a few of us are seeing something that everyone else is not seeing yet, but will eventually. AI art now is BTC in 2015. Lost robbies selling for 1M was BTC hitting 1K in Dec 2013. 

A long road ahead, but no question about the destination.

Possibly similar to mooncats. Neat piece of history, but ultimately not much more than that? It's also unclear if it was actually fully end-to-end autonomous.

Biggest thing I've changed my mind on recently is that Gen Art will split into "code based" gen art and "ai based" gen art. AI based gen art will go mainstream first, and when most people talk about generative art they will actually be referring to ai based gen art.

Time is running out to collect the early ai works.

I was in the same boat, but increasingly convinced gen art remains niche. I would love to be wrong of course, haven't sold any gen art. But history is happening now with ai art, and next few years could be pivotal. So huge opportunity cost in spending time/money elsewhere.

I was in the same boat, but increasingly convinced gen art remains niche. I would love to be wrong of course, haven't sold any gen art. But history is happening now with ai art, and next few years could be pivotal. So huge opportunity cost in spending time/money elsewhere.

https://warpcast.com/delronde.eth/0x3df45fc6

Could not agree more. Has been my thesis for elite gen art, terraforms, and not early AI. Trying to learn and be disciplined at the same time.