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Nearly 6,500 artists demanded in an open letter that Christie's cancel its first show dedicated solely to works created with AI .
Yet, the show, Augmented Intelligence , reportedly exceeded expectations.
Christie's VP and director of digital art sales, Nicole Sales Giles , said the show’s success “confirmed” that collectors recognize “creative voices pushing the boundaries of art.
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