What is Non-AIMO Art?

Non-AIMO Art is art that has not been modified by Artificial Intelligence Machines and is generally considered to be Organic Art.

Why should I care about Non-AIMO Art?

The innate value of art that has not been modified by AI machines lies in its unique expression of human creativity, emotions, and experiences, which reflects the artist's individuality and personal vision. Such art is the result of the artist's imagination, skill, and creativity, which are rooted in their unique cultural, historical, and social context. It involves a deliberate and conscious effort to communicate ideas and emotions through a medium that is aesthetically pleasing or thought-provoking, such as painting, sculpture, literature, music, or film.

On the other hand, art that has been modified by AI machines is often characterized by its lack of human touch and the absence of the artist's personal vision and creativity. Although AI machines can generate art that mimics human style and form, they cannot replicate the depth, richness, and complexity of human emotion and experience that is captured in traditional art forms.

Therefore, to differentiate their art from AI-generated art, an artist might emphasize the human touch, imperfection, and personal vision in their work, highlighting the uniqueness of their creative process and the value of traditional art forms. They might also use traditional techniques and media, avoiding the use of AI tools or software that can generate or modify art automatically.

What am I able to do to allow my customers to know that my art is not modified by AI?

You can help us build a certification system that lists artists that want their audience to know that they have not modified their art with AI.

Through the certification system, which will be able to be set up at http://NONAIMO.com and http://NONAMIO.org - artists will be able to display a Non-AMIMO badge on their site which links back to the certification site for verification.

How do I get involved?

Contact us through our contact page.