SeedphraseAI Launches to Curate the World's Largest Community-Led Digital Art Collection
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LOS ANGELES — SeedphraseAI (SPAI) is a groundbreaking new platform that leverages artificial intelligence to help discover, curate, and collect digital art. The vision: to assemble the world's most culturally significant art collection.
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SPAI introduces a novel approach that merges real-time blockchain analytics with real-world social insights to deliver personalized recommendations and investment perspectives across the digital and traditional art landscape.
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Developed in collaboration between prolific digital art collector Seedphrase (Daniel Maegaard) and AI technology platform ReadyAI, the project aims to explore new questions about taste, value and art in the age of artificial intelligence.
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SPAI will be launched in three developmental phases: Advisory, Agency and Autonomy. The first version, SPAI Advisory, goes live to the public at 10:00 PDT (17:00 CEDT) on May 20th, 2025.
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'We're beginning with a learning phase where SPAI absorbs insights from the community, blockchain activity, and wider cultural conversations,' explains David Fields, CEO of ReadyAI. 'As it matures, SPAI will increasingly act on its own signals, while remaining accountable to the people guiding its evolution.'
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Through increasing phases of autonomy, SPAI is designed to become self-sustaining — with the ability to generate its own income and allocate resources toward growth, curation and development.
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SPAI officially launches on X (Twitter) under the handle @seedphrase_ai, where it will engage in open dialogue with anyone interested in the digital art market. A private experience will debut shortly afterward at Seedphrase.com.
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