Unraveling Web3 Creativity: AI & It's Artistic Impact 💡

Welcome back to 3Beats, your essential source for the most captivating narratives in the Web3 universe and beyond.

In this edition, delve into the fascinating realm of AI and its impact on artistic creation as we explore the transformation of the creative landscape and Web3. Also, join us for an exclusive look at Rime Salmi's authentic journey from YouTube to NFTs in the Web3 world.

Here's what we have in store for you this week:

• 🤖 How is AI affecting artistic creation? The creative landscape and Web3 is being transformed…

• 🎭 Redefining the Artist's Role: Embracing Web3 with Rime Salmi

• And as always - we give you a quick snapshot with our 3Bytes section about what’s happening in the World of Web3 this week.

AI and Artistic Creation: Transforming the Creative Landscape and Web3

Exploring the impact of AI on artistic creation in the Web3 era, discussing concerns around intellectual property, originality, and ethical implications while highlighting the potential benefits and opportunities it offers for collaboration and experimentation in the art world.

The rise of AI is transforming the artistic landscape, sparking debates over data privacy, intellectual property, and originality in Web3. In this week's article, we explore the profound impact of AI on art and the ethical concerns it raises. Discover how artists are leveraging AI to push creative boundaries and examine the challenges posed by intellectual property laws in the age of AI-generated content.

As AI-generated art becomes increasingly prevalent, the line between originality and derivation blurs, leading to questions about the value of art and the definition of an artist in the age of artificial intelligence. However, the potential benefits of AI, such as democratizing art and fostering innovation, are just as important to consider.

Dive into the complex relationship between AI and art, and the future of artistic creation in the Web3 era. Read the full article here!

Redefining the Artist's Role: Embracing Web3 with Rime Salmi

I got a chance to sit down with singer, song writer, music NFT artist, and businesswoman Rime Salmi at ETH Denver this year - Lina Pauline Schrott

In my interview with her, we dive deep into Rime’s path toward authenticity and hear about the one big opportunity that started her music career.

Born to Moroccan parents and raised in Canada, Rime grew up a child of many cultures. Her music became a way to channel her challenges in being torn between two cultures: her traditional Moroccan heritage and her Western Canadian upbringing.

She started performing cover songs on YouTube around 2012. At the beginning of 2018, Rime released her single ''Don't Wanna Hear it'' a song featuring Nigerian-American artist Meaku, which has been featured on many Spotify playlists accumulating over 380K plays.

Rime founded her own record label, called MIH Records after feeling misrepresented by the record label she was working with. In 2021 Rime started her journey into Music NFT’s, by hosting Twitter spaces that included releases of her music NFT capsules.

Check out the full video here!

3Bytes is our shortlist of random Web3 news, quotes, ideas and of course - humour:

1. Unreleased David Bowie Recording to Debut as Music NFT

David Bowie's unreleased version of the 1983 hit song "Let's Dance" will soon be available through a limited series of NFTs. Gala Music, an offshoot of Web3 startup Gala Games, is partnering with music producer Larry Dvoskin and publisher Warner-Chappell Music to release 3,003 NFTs on April 14th, exactly 40 years after the song's original debut. Each NFT will feature Bowie-inspired artwork and grant the holder access to the rare version of the song, produced in 2002. The NFTs will be sold using a pay-what-you-wish model, with all initial proceeds benefiting MusiCares, a charity supporting the music community.

2. Ralph Lauren Goes Crypto, Airdrops NFT Invites to Miami Party

American apparel retailer Ralph Lauren is accepting crypto for the first time at its new store in Miami’s Design District.

3. The AI 'Pause' Proposal Is Deceptive and Alarmingly Hazardous

It's wrong for a handful of billionaires to decide what's good and safe for the world – even well-intentioned AI leaders, says technologist and crypto investor Peter Vessenes.

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