There are several tools that children can use to engage with AI Art. Here are some examples:
- Google’s Quick, Draw!: Quick, Draw! is a web-based game that uses machine learning to recognize doodles. Children can draw various objects and the machine learning algorithm will attempt to guess what they are. This is a fun way for children to learn about the basics of AI and see how it can be used to recognize and identify images.
- Deep Dream Generator: The Deep Dream Generator is a web-based tool that allows users to create trippy and surreal images using deep learning. Children can upload their own images and apply various filters to create unique and interesting art pieces.
- ArtBreeder: ArtBreeder is an online tool that uses AI to generate images based on user inputs. Children can combine different images and adjust various settings to create unique and often surreal art pieces.
- RunwayML: RunwayML is a platform that allows users to create and experiment with various AI-powered tools, including image generation, style transfer, and facial recognition. Children can use the platform to explore the creative possibilities of AI and develop their own artistic skills.
- PaintsChainer (Now Petalica): PaintsChainer is an AI-powered web tool that allows users to automatically colorize black and white line art. Children can use the tool to experiment with different color schemes and create their own unique versions of classic black and white comics and cartoons.
These tools can provide a fun and engaging way for children to explore the creative possibilities of AI and develop their own artistic skills. They also provide an opportunity to learn about the basics of machine learning and how it can be applied to different types of art and creative play.
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