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Abstract architectural forms intersected, representing the mediation of artistic authorship through computational systems.

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Where Digital Art Is Heading in 2026: A Line Drawn on Authorship and Automation

How computational systems now mediate visibility, valuation, and authorship in digital art—and why institutions can no longer defer decisions about where automation must stop.

Artists and the public overwhelmingly reject proposals allowing AI to train on creative work without consent or payment.

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UK Artists Demand Stronger Copyright Rules for AI Training

Public opposition grows as UK artists challenge AI copyright plans that could allow tech firms to train models on creative work without payment.

As AI expands in authentication, the slow, human way of looking is being pushed aside.

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AI’s Cold Eye Is Replacing the Human Eye in the Art World

As AI moves into art authentication, the human way of seeing is fading — risking a shallow, machine-led art world.

A robotic dog on display during a government tech visit in London, as debates around AI training data and creators’ rights intensify across the UK.

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UK Creatives Push Back as AI Scrapes Culture: A Sector on Edge and a Government Scrambling

Britain’s artists are sounding the alarm as AI companies mine copyrighted work without consent. Protests, lawsuits and rising distrust force the UK government to rethink its entire approach to AI training data and creators’ rights.

A visitor using a phone to navigate an art gallery filled with contemporary works.

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5 Art Apps Quietly Rewiring How We See Galleries

New apps are reshaping how people move through New York’s art scene. From curated maps to data-driven trends, these five platforms are pulling viewers back into real galleries.

Close-up of a motherboard with an AI chip symbolizing artificial intelligence as the new engine of creativity in art.

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Curator's Dilemma: Can AI Make Art?

As AI enters the museum, curators face the hardest question of all: where does creativity actually live?

A newly printed novel bearing the Organic Literature stamp, symbolizing the movement to preserve human-written storytelling

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Books By People: Organic Literature Stamp Launches to Defend Human-Written Books

UK start-up Books By People launches “Organic Literature” certification to label books created by humans, pushing back against the rise of AI-written content.

Digital art restoration via an MIT AI mask

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Digital Art Restoration: MIT AI Mask Restores in Hours

MIT’s reversible AI “mask” restores damaged paintings in hours—mapping 5,612 regions and 57,314 colors. See how digital art restoration brings works back to view.

Museum gallery thronged with people studying a Rembrandt canvas amid talk of fractional shares via Rembit / Rembitcoin

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Project Minerva: Rembrandt IPO with Rembit / Rembitcoin

Thomas S. Kaplan moves to fractionalise the Leiden Collection. Project Minerva would take Rembrandt public—think shares, tickers, and a crowdsurge around Old Masters.

AI-generated works, and digital platforms are reshaping creativity

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Art & Technology: NFTs, AI, and Digital Culture

Explore how NFTs, AI, and digital platforms are transforming art, ownership, and culture in the 21st century.

Artificial intelligence takes center stage in European museums

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Art and Artificial Intelligence: How A.I. Is Transforming Museums

From Munich to Venice, artists use A.I. not just as a tool but as a force — reshaping museums into living systems and questioning what it means to be human.

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AI, Money, and the Future of Art: Art as the Last Currency

Art is feeling, thought, love, time, emotion, resonance—experience crystallized in form. Against the future of soulless, fractionalized “art,” only meaning remains rare —Panu Syrjämäki, Editor-in-Chief, ART Walkway News