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Panel “The Future of Midjourney” guests are Xavier De Kestelier, Head of Design and Technology at Hassell, Kyle Steinfeld, Associate Professor of Architecture at the University of Berkley, and Andrew Kudless, Professor at the University of Houston Hines College of Architecture Design.

Machine learning is being used by humanitarian organizations in Turkiye and Syria to quickly assess earthquake damage and plan rescue attempts. So, how AI and satellite imagery is revolutionizing disaster response efforts?

With the dawn of Artificial Intelligence (AI), the field of architecture is undergoing a paradigm shift that is surpassing the traditional confines of design and innovation. The inclusion of AI technology is enabling architects to leverage computational power for creating more intuitive and informed designs. 

TONOMUS, the first company to be established as a subsidiary of NEOM, a cognitive multinational conglomerate, has announced a collaboration with Oracle and NVIDIA at LEAP23.

Designed by Ross Lovegrove, the design project features inflatable architecture for outdoor concerts and public events. These sensual structures are made from gold and white stretchable mylar, giving them a luxurious and eye-catching appearance.

Google Bard, the artificial intelligence chatbot that Google has been working on for a while, has been announced. Google Bard, which will compete with ChatGPT, is starting closed beta testing.

This workshop aims at promoting a methodology that leverages AI and computational design as paradigms for creativity and inspiration.

House of Sierpinski Triangle was designed by Nick Leung as part of PAACADEMY‘s “Midjourney Architecture 3.0” studio with Tim Fu. The project was primarily about getting a feel for a more structured approach to using Ai imaging in the workflow of a creative design project (specifically in the context of architecture.)

In this article, Hassan Ragab will be talking about his findings over the past few months while using Midjourney and Stable diffusion in exploring that space between art and architecture.

Autodesk has made an investment in RADiCAL, a New York-based developer of cloud-based AI-powered 3D motion capture software.