A former product manager turned visual artist created a live AI visual performance system in just three weeks using DaydreamLiveAI Scope on Livepeer Network.
Key Details:
- Artist @aeyestudio transitioned to full-time visual art in September
- Performed at a top San Francisco venue with AI visuals synced to music
- Displayed across a wall of old CRT televisions
- Got the system working at 2am the night before the show
Technical Foundation:
- Built using DaydreamLiveAI Scope
- Powered by Livepeer's open video infrastructure
- Daydream is open source and community-driven
The project demonstrates the creative possibilities of real-time video AI technology and what builders are creating on decentralized video infrastructure.
.@aeyestudio switched from product manager to full-time visual artist in September. Recently he performed at one of San Francisco's top venues where he displayed live AI visuals synced to music, played across a wall of old CRT televisions. He built the whole thing in 3 weeks
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