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Exploring AI Art with Mathias Jansson: From Words to Visuals and Beyond
Mathias Jansson has been an active voice in the AI arts community, contributing both his artistic work and his thoughts as a writer and blogger. He’s always engaged in exploring what AI can do for creativity and regularly shares his views on the evolution, possibilities, and limitations of this emerging field. As one of the winners of our recent competition, Matthias brings a perspective shaped by his own journey and continued experiments in AI art. In this interview, he talks about his creative process and how he sees AI transforming the way we think about art.
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