Christie's staging auction made up entirely of AI art

Christie's is organizing the first major auction focused exclusively on art created with artificial intelligence, running from February 20 to March 5. The auction features over 20 artworks, representing a span of five decades from early AI artists to contemporary creators. Notably, only 26% of the sale will consist of NFTs, with the rest made up of traditional forms of art, such as light boxes, sculptures, and paintings. Highlights include a robot painter that responds to bids and the haunting portraits of AI-generated human faces, with estimates predicting total sales of at least $600,000.

The auction will span over five decades of AI art, featuring works from pioneering artists to contemporary pieces, estimating a total of $600,000 in sales.

Highlights include a 12-ft-tall robot painting in real-time driven by online bids, and other AI-generated pieces from artists like Holly Herndon and Mat Dryhurst.

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