Takashi Murakami uses AI to help recreate ancient Japanese paintings in latest show
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Takashi Murakami uses AI to help recreate ancient Japanese paintings in latest show

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London CNN — For those unable to visit the Tokyo National Museum, where Iwasa Matabei’s famous 17th-century epic gold leaf painting “Rakuchu Rakugai Zu Byobu” currently hangs, the Gagosian gallery in London is displaying a large-scale replica this December. “Then it looked like a patchwork — a collage of AI images.” AI tools are controversial in many industries, as debate rages over whether they pose an existential risk to human creativity and artistic professions. In a reimagining of Sotatsu’s 17th-century ink screen work “Wind God and Thunder God,” haunting deities are recast in contemporary anime style. “Maybe it’s very early, but in seven or 10 years time, people could be using AI to make fast drawings.” “For me it’s very curious.

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