A digital passport accompanying each AI artwork, detailing its creation process, data sources, energy consumption, and ethical audit results. This provides buyers and viewers with complete transparency and builds trust in ethically-certified AI art.

A program that provides funding, mentorship, and resources to artists working with AI to create ethically sound and socially responsible art. It helps navigate ethical considerations, ensures proper data usage, and promotes diversity in AI art.

A decentralized network of individuals capable of both identifying and assessing damage in digital or physical AI-assisted art. They also work on ensuring what remains is available to the people.

A service allowing users to upload broken or obsolete electronic materials and have it converted into AI prompts. The resulting images can be traded, viewed, or printed.

An AI-powered drone that scans public art displays and galleries, verifying that all AI-generated pieces have passed the mandatory ethical audit and possess the necessary compliance certifications. It reports non-compliant art to the governing authorities.

An AI tool designed to modify AI-generated art to adhere to pre-approved aesthetic and ethical guidelines defined by the governing authorities. It eliminates potentially subversive or controversial elements, ensuring conformity with social norms.

A service creating immersive, collaborative art experiences where humans and AI co-create art. These are usually designed to exist in virtual or augmented worlds, that can be experienced through brain-computer interfaces, generating personalized and ever-evolving art forms that explore the relationship between mind and machine.

A platform that crowd compiles datasets of injustice-driven data, which are used as material for generative AI art. All output is made available for activists to use for the betterment of their goals.