Over the weekend, a fresh art style emerged as the talk of the town on social media— and, no prizes for guessing that it's AI-generated.

It all kicked off when Reddit user user “MrUgleh" unveiled an entrancing image: a medieval town appearing as if carved from a single spiral. This marvel was conjured using Stable Diffusion combined with a neural network named ControlNet.

It set the online world abuzz, amassing millions of views, tens of thousands of likes, and spurring countless reposts. digital artists like beeple jumped on the bandwagon, crafting their own spiral-inspired wonders. Even YC Co-Founder Paul Graham couldn't resist giving it a nod.

Feeling the FOMO creeping in? Same. But thanks to makers, you won't be left behind. Meet FusionArt AI, a new platform that empowers you to create your own spiral masterpieces with a simple prompt, turning your words into captivating art pieces.

According to one of the makers, Sean P, FusionArt AI aims to transform the digital art scene the same way dance music was with synths, saying, “Just like Giorgio Moroder's realization of the synthesizer's potential for creating insane dance music, FusionArt AI opens up a realm of artistic expression that is truly one-of-a-kind.”

As with all AI art trends, the question remains: is it a passing fad, or will it become part of something bigger? 

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