The "Dailys" project is a combination of automated web scraping, AI text analysis, and generative AI art. Every day, news content is automatically collected from orf.at. Subsequently, a specialized AI uses this data to create a summary of the most important events. Based on this summary, the AI analyzes the prevailing mood of the news to construct a "mood picture of the day." Based on this mood picture, the AI then creates a visual artwork that captures the essential atmosphere of the day and presents it in the style of a famous artist. "Dailys" thus bridges current news and artistic interpretation by reinterpreting and visualizing world events through the lens of Artificial Intelligence.
News: Dozens of civilian casualties in drone strikes in Sudan Qatar defends contacts with Hamas Merz meets with Netanyahu: Sustained peace in Gaza possible Japan accuses China of dangerous provocation with fighter jets Kremlin welcomes change in US security strategy China and Russia jointly practice missile defense Carinthian SPÖ asks members about migration course Federal Government - States: Steering group Reform Partnership meets Hit on dam interrupts supply route Scheib back in mix for RTL victory after exit WAC scores for the first time under Coach Atalan Hauser ends three-year biathlon drought Luger Hannah Prock celebrates first World Cup victory Brawls at Krampus parades in Tyrol Police pulls out rundown coaches from traffic in Graz 16-year-old skier fatally injured in Salzburg Old Mur bridge on A2 successfully removed Eleven-year-old severely injured himself with firecracker in Vienna Three female arsonists arrested in Vienna Swiss UBS reportedly wants to cut thousands of jobs Musk rants against EU after fine for X "City core fund" for Hallein exhausted Record number of US students in Vienna British photographer Martin Parr passed away Family opera "Madita" premiered in Linz
Prompt: Civilians under threat, potential for peace discussions, rising tensions between nations, hope in sports achievements, chaos in local celebrations, youthful accidents, job cuts looming, and art world mourning.
Inspiration: Frank Frazetta
