A new show, "Infinite Images" at the Toledo Museum of Art, traces the long history of algorithmic art from the 1960s to today ...

With the new series of blockchain legislation, will the United States unleash a wave of innovation like the one the 1996 ...

Jack Shaw is a globally recognized technology futurist, digital strategist, and one of the world's leading blockchain ...

Pictures of apes have sold for tens of millions of dollars, ... Since NFTs use the same blockchain technology as some energy-hungry cryptocurrencies, they also end up using a lot of electricity.

It’s too easy to lift images. Here’s a blockchain-powered solution for proper attribution Mediachain combines neural networks and the blockchain to make sure you get credit for your photos. This is ...

Kodak licensee Wenn Digital is using blockchain to create a registry of images called KodakOne and cryptocurrency to pay photographers for images. While KodakOne is slated to arrive late this year ...

(Photo by Jack Taylor/Getty Images) Getty Images. Blockchain technology is lined up to have a lasting positive impact on numerous areas in and around the film and TV industry.

Kodak, the iconic photography company first established in in the 1880s, has joined the blockchain and ICO age. Today, January 9, 2018, it announced.

A detail from Beeple’s “Everydays — The First 5000 Days,” a collage of digital images that was “minted” as a “nonfungible token,” or NFT, and sold for $69.3 million.

It is a strange world where lots and lots of people start getting genuinely excited about databases, but the epic promise of blockchain is that it can join the dots on all those data siloes. This ...