Christie's has launched its first-ever sale dedicated to artworks created with artificial intelligence, riding the AI revolution wave -- a move by the famed auction house that has sparked anger among some artists.

Nearly 4,000 people have signed an open letter calling on Christie’s New York to cancel an upcoming sale dedicated solely to art created with artificial intelligence (AI), over concerns that the works exploit human artists.

Auction house Christie's plans to hold an AI art auction, an announcement that's drawn criticism from some users on social media.

Christie’s AI art auction sparks controversy as 6,000 artists protest over copyright concerns. Despite the backlash, the auction continued, further fuelling the debate on AI creativity. View on eurone

The art auction house Christie’s is going all in on AI as it announces the ‘first auction solely offering artworks created with AI.’

The upcoming Augmented Intelligence sale represents the first time a major auction house is focusing entirely on works created using machine learning. Artists have mixed feelings about it.

Christie’s is holding a sale dedicated entirely to art created with artificial intelligence – the first of its kind to be held at a major auction house.

Christie’s held its first AI-only art auction, sparking protests from artists over copyright concerns. The debate continues over whether AI-generated art infringes on creativity and intellectual property.