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AI art studio proves its work is worth at least a gift card.

The studio won a $100 gift voucher given to first-place entries of Australian retailer DigiDirect’s weekly photo contest (seen via PetaPixel), and admitted the image was Ai-generated after the fact. No word on what it’ll spend the voucher on. Perhaps a camera?

A photograph generated with artificial intelligence. The image shows a top-down view of an ocean wave being hit by orange sunlight.
This Ai-generated “drone shot” was apparently submitted as an experiment to see if it could pass for a real photograph.
Image: Absolutely Ai
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