Kara App.. Brings Together Thousands of AI Haters

A few months ago, a new app called "Kara" appeared, with the aim of creating a space for artists to share their original works and closely monitor the generation of artificial intelligence. The app also includes a tool called "Glaze", developed by the "Sand" Lab at the University of Chicago, to protect artists from humans, from stealing artificial intelligence, and disabling the imitation of the style in training its simulation models, thus enabling creators to share their work in an environment free of artificial intelligence.

During this week, the number of "Kara" users jumped from a few thousand to more than 300 thousand, when Instagram users began sharing links to their new profiles, which led to the platform launching in the top five in the Apple App Store, which forced the team working on the app to upgrade the servers seven times to keep up with demand.

The "Kara" app is expected to become a hub for artists working in developing digital and analog characters, animation, illustrations and other creative texts.

The app was created by photographer and artist, "Jingna Zhang", and a team of contributing engineers, with a focus on advocating for artists' rights and building an effective networking tool for creators, and confirmed These are their quest to fill the gaps in human creative industries in an age of accelerating artificial intelligence.