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: South Korea seeks help from China in conflict with North Korea. Belgium: Drones sighted over NATO-used base. Canada's Prime Minister Carney apologises to Trump. Victory for incumbent in Tanzania amid deadly protests. Israel: Bodies handed over by Hamas are not hostages. Ukraine: Special forces sent to Pokrovsk. Grumbling against board of directors at SOS Children's Village. Equal Pay Day: Focus on wage transparency and care work. Lower Austria: Deputy mayor fights against FPÖ party expulsion. STRABAG rejects Hungarian allegations. Styria: Nurseries doing less business in cemeteries. China proposed world organisation for AI at APEC summit. US tech giants: Gold rush mood for AI unabated. Bundesliga: Scores of the twelfth round. 2nd League: Leader St. Pölten suffers next defeat. Stripfing faces the abyss. Louvre theft: Investigation against suspects. Deaths in alleged revenge action on Crete. Married couple tied up in Vienna apartment. Man attacked and injured with knife in Vienna. Halloween party in Tyrol gets out of hand: Several injured. Teen killed in car accident in Carinthia. October was cool and cloudy. Sea of candles in cemeteries for All Saints' Day. Expert: Don't exclude children from mourning ceremonies. Currently in "plateau phase" of CoV wave. Hobby researchers document biodiversity in cemeteries. French actor Tcheky Karyo dead. Children's books about goodbye, death, and mourning. ORF best list in November: Clemens J. Setz in first place.
Prompt: International tensions, political apologies, protests making headlines, tech giants thriving in exploration of AI, sports triumphs and defeats, art theft investigations, violent incidents casting shadows, mourning and remembrances, grappling with notions of loss in literature.
Inspiration: Titus Kaphar
