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Drew Harwell covers technology for the Washington Post,

so he's not usually describing art in granular detail.

But in this case, I asked him to,

a piece called Teatro d'Opresie.

That's French for space opera theater.

It's this gorgeous-looking painting that is, you know, gold and red,

and it looks almost like this giant Baroque hall

where there are these three women in these just flowing red and white robes,

and it's this giant kind of chamber,

and they're looking out to this big circular window that is so bright,

you can only really see like a glimmer of mountains in the distance. And it looks very sort of like

sci-fi and mysterious, but also kind of old world. It's a really cool, cool image.

What's so important about it?

And what's even more important about it is that it was created by an AI. It was created by this

tool called Mid Journey, which you type in a text prompt and it spits out an image.

This particular image was entered into the Colorado State Fair's Fine Art Competition last month

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