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It is becoming easier to create false information. AI-generated videos raise alerts about personal security. Synthetic data that simulates real processes is helping to create virtual assistants that replace many human tasks. How can we verify the authenticity of a piece of data? How can we trace its origin and ensure its integrity over time? How can we know that a dataset comes from a specific machine or vehicle? In the digital age, where manipulation and misinformation are constant challenges, the need for robust data certification mechanisms is more urgent than ever. 🔍

New Zealand artist Trey Ratcliff didn't discover his love for photography until his 30s, but once he did, he immediately picked up a camera and set out into the world, creating the blog 'Stuck In Customs' to document his travels since early 2004.
Later, in 2021, some of these photos became part of his first NFT series, and his work was exhibited at the renowned Smithsonian Museum, highlighting his groundbreaking HDR photography techniques.
His NFT series, such as (Beautiful Cities of the World) and (Earth Landscapes: Genesis Series), is filled with images and short animations from the places he has visited.

Almost three months after OpenSea hinted at its SEA token and the launch of the OS2 beta, the anticipation around the airdrop mechanics has surged again.
Investors and creators are now discussing what criteria the leading NFT market should use to distribute the long-awaited SEA tokens. Many are also calling for transparency from the platform's management.

Generative art James Merrill, known for his Wimmelbilder-style landscapes that blend the mechanical precision of code with the warmth of hand-drawn illustrations, has pushed the limits of on-chain art with the latest version of his acclaimed project Busy, which debuts as part of the Art Blocks Curated series.
Inspired by the intricate systems of city life, Busy draws out a sprawling simulated city using a pen plotter, a machine that can draw each piece line by line in incredible detail.
Ahead of Art Blocks Curated’s Busy exhibition and the release of Busiest , we caught up with Merrill to talk pen drawing, the technological breakthroughs that made Busy possible, and why the concept of “timelessness” is at the core of his practice.

Have you ever wondered what drives the amazing capability of Artificial Intelligence (AI)? Behind every accurate prediction, every precise diagnosis, and every efficient automation, there is a vast ocean of data. But in this sea of information, how can we ensure the quality and reliability of every drop? The answer lies in the verification and diversity of data, essential elements to unlock the true potential of AI and avoid biased or erroneous outcomes.

The world’s largest NFT marketplace, OpenSea, is officially launching its own token — $SEA — next month.

Analysts and insiders predict a potential 10x–20x surge post-launch, making this one of the most anticipated drops in the crypto space.

Early buyers could see massive gains.
Stay tuned — my followers will get notified the moment it goes live.

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London-based artist Anthony Heideman, better known as MountVitruvius or “MV,” has carved out a unique space in the field of generative art by incorporating personal memories and literary inspiration into his algorithmic creations.
His 999-piece “Mind the Gap” series is inspired by childhood games and exploration, and is released for the first time on generative art platform gm. Studio, while his “Render’s Game” series explores the iterative nature of cumulative achievement, paying homage to MV’s artistic journey and Orson Scott Card’s 1985 science fiction novel “Ender’s Game.”