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AI Create Renaissance: Exploration of creativity and technology

Explore the AI Create Renaissance, an exclusive event showcasing AMD x ASUS innovations that highlight the transformative role of AI in creativity, including a special fireside chat with artist Ihasamic!.

At the recent AI Create Renaissance, a collaboration between AMD and ASUS, tech enthusiasts, creators, and innovators gathered to delve into how artificial intelligence (AI) and blockchain are poised to revolutionise the creative industries.

The innovative ASUS ProArt series, infused with AMD’s latest AI technology, was the centre of the event, which provided a comprehensive showcase of how cutting-edge tools are tailored specifically for creative professionals.

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Harnessing AI for enhanced creative expression

David Webster, co-founder and CEO of The Carrot Collective and AI Create, opened the event with an engaging discussion on the democratising power of AI in the arts. He highlighted that AI technology has the potential to empower more individuals to share their unique stories and visions, thereby widening the scope of creative possibilities.

Following Webster’s introduction, Sean Lek, Product Manager Lead at ASUS Singapore, took the stage to demonstrate the capabilities of the ASUS AI PC. He detailed its features designed to optimise creative workflows, boost productivity, and expand creative output through advanced AI capabilities. Tools like the ASUS DialPad and Story Cube were highlighted for their ability to integrate AI seamlessly into the creative process, making sophisticated design and editing tasks more intuitive and accessible.

Spotlight on the ProArt Series and exclusive fireside chat

The ProArt Studiobook 16 and ProArt P16 laptops, integral parts of the ASUS ProArt series, were unveiled, drawing attention to their powerful AMD Ryzen AI processors. These devices boast high-resolution OLED displays, extensive input/output ports, and the capability to manage complex AI-driven tasks directly on the devices. This capability makes them ideal for high-level video production, graphic design, and digital art professionals who require robust performance and precision.

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A key event highlight was a fireside chat featuring Ihasamic!, a local artist known for his innovative use of digital tools in art creation. He shared his experiences using the ProArt laptop in his creative processes and discussed with David Webster how the laptop’s high performance and AI integration have enhanced his artistic workflow, enabling him to push the boundaries of digital art and creativity.

Envisioning the future of creativity with AI

The AI Create Renaissance provided a rich ground for discussions on the future role of technology in creativity. It showcased how AI can be a powerful tool that enhances human creativity, enabling artists to explore new dimensions of artistic expression. The event emphasised that the integration of AI into creative fields is just beginning, with promising prospects for more seamless interactions between technology and art in the future.

As the event wrapped up, participants were left with renewed inspiration and deeper insights into AI’s capabilities in transforming the creative industries. The discussions highlighted a future where technology supports and elevates artistic endeavours. The ongoing dialogue between technology and creativity continues to generate excitement, with anticipation already mounting for the next AI Create event.

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