Intel's Core Ultra AI Studio Shows How AI Can ACTUALLY Benefit Artists

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Intel's Core Ultra AI Studio Shows How AI Can ACTUALLY Benefit Artists

Intel's Core Ultra AI Studio in Melbourne demonstrated how AI collaboration can enhance creative talent without overshadowing it. Punters created unique T-shirt designs using immersive graphics on Intel Core Ultra processors. Workshops by Demas Rusli, Ninajirachi, and Ta-ku showcased AI tools to generate ideas and enhance creative output.

Demas Rusli highlighted AI features like masking tools and Denoise for image editing. Ta-ku discussed the role of AI in aiding creative directors and emphasized the importance of artists in the creative process. Ninajirachi demonstrated AI tools for music production, showcasing how AI can assist artists in various aspects of music creation.

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