What does an art practice look like when it’s dreaming?
This spring, TITLES and Gray Area gave five artists an unusual brief: train a custom AI model on your own creative practice, and see what it dreams up.
On May 9th, Arvida Byström, Huntrezz Janos, Lou Fauroux, Yvonne Fang, and Sharon Zheng unveil their models for...
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In Protocolized's latest newsletter, @vgr describes TITLES in a way that gets to the heart of what we’re building: an ecology of artist-trained models woven together by a protocol and studio that allows for remixing, attribution, and profit-sharing.
It’s not just about individual models, but the creative environment t...
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AI has made it easy to generate images. That’s not the same thing as creating a culture worth living in.
A real creative ecosystem does not come from infinite content supply. It comes from people whose taste, discipline, history, and unique way of seeing give form to something that did not exist before.
Most AI platf...
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Your Creative Studio is now open.
Start creating with custom-trained AI models from real artists on TITLES.
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Most AI tools give everyone access to the same generic models. The result? Everything looks the same.
We have a different vision for AI creation.
Introducing TITLES, a new creative studio built around AI models trained and owned by artists.
In Studio, you can create with distinct visual perspectives developed by art
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Most AI tools give everyone access to the same generic models. The result? Everything looks the same.
We have a different vision for AI creation.
Introducing TITLES, a new creative studio built around AI models trained and owned by artists.
In Studio, you can create with distinct visual perspectives developed by art...
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Thank you to everyone who joined us on Monday for Model as a Medium in NYC!
In partnership with Rhizome, we commissioned five artists from diverse creative backgrounds to build their own custom AI models. Monday, we brought them together for a conversation on creative process and the evolving conditions of authorship ...
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Last week, TITLES and LIVE FROM EARTH hosted the first edition of Our Studio in Berlin.
Led by LFE’s design team, the workshop brought together a group of participants to work with three custom-trained models built on LFE’s graphic language – generating, remixing, and extending LFE’s visual world in real time.
The re...
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Antidote.psd is a 3D designer and visual artist working across mediums including typographic design, mirror engraving, and AI-assisted image creation. In this essay, he writes about the question he can't quite settle: can AI be art? He moves from skepticism to immersion, tracing how tools become mediums, and how contex...
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TITLES is changing. Over the next few weeks, our current product will be replaced by a new creative Studio that lets you work across multiple models, tools, and media in one place. Attribution and earnings will happen at the moment of generation, not just at minting.
For artists, these changes mean a faster, cleaner e...
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"Show me a Zambian ballerina in a ruby slipper ascending a crystal staircase to a pink castle in the clouds, kissing a prince that looks like a Ken doll of an aquatic G-d in the style of CoCoa."
An essay by Jared Madere (@jaredmadere) on lizard burgers and latent space, and why the common critique of AI as purely deri...
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AI has made it easy to generate images, but not for artists to retain ownership or credit.
TITLES is a studio for artists working with AI as part of their practice — your model is trained on your work, owned by you, and tied to your creative identity. Your process becomes something you can use, share, evolve, and get ...
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We collaborated with @vgr to create a custom-trained AI model on his artwork.
TITLES is built around a simple premise: generative AI needs a way to account for creative origin. Our platform allows artists to train models on their own work while keeping authorship and attribution intact across every output. This lets ...
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We spoke with internet artist, curator and editor Canek Zapata (@canekzapata) prior to the launch of his Modern Times model on TITLES.
In this interview, we discuss prompting as spellcasting, the generative potential of noise, and giving computers the freedom to make creative decisions.
Read the full interview:
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