Abstract :

Algorithms and tools for establishing optimal control in artificial intelligence software and hardware, drawing images, information security, and using fractal technologies are discussed. Bring your ideas to life with AI–generated images. If you’re a problem solver with a passion for machine learning and a desire to work on cutting–edge technologies, we want to hear from you. We have a variety of open positions in research, development and other areas. Come be part of our team and help change the way the world thinks about artificial intelligence and imaging. Intelligently designed robots help and work in various areas of human life. What is artificial intelligence. If we talk about artificial intelligence, there are many methods of artificial intelligence around the world. A special national strategy for the development of artificial intelligence has also been developed in Uzbekistan. You must have heard of 10 Mobile AI Art Generator Apps for Android and IOS in 2023. They are powered by artificial intelligence. Whether you are an artist or not, you might be interested in creating art with AI art generator apps. These apps can be used to create digital art, abstract art and even traditional art styles. They use very cool fractal algorithms. Check out the flames below for an example. Lens–AI Art Image Generator, Wonder–An app that creates art from your text, Fotor–AI Art Generator, DeepArt–AI Art Image Generator, StarryAI–Create art with AI, TikTok–Turn your photo into AI art, PicsArt–Text to image AI generator, WOMBO–AI based application that creates amazing pictures, Canva–Art Generator from AI text, FaceApp–AI Face Editor. The development of standards in the field of system communication, artificial intelligence and smart city, the impact of artificial intelligence, and drawing pictures of the development of human civilization by intelligent systems are the specific features of artificial intelligence.

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Keywords :

Applied Materials AMD, Artificial Intelligence, Canva, Celera, Data, DeepArt, GCT Semiconductor, Global Foundries, Infineon, Intel Corporation, ML, Motion Graphics, NUVIA., StarryAI, Tiktok

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