Your next creative partner might not be human

August 20, 2025

Lovart has officially exited its beta phase, introducing a new vision for AI in design. Rather than being seen solely as a tool, the platform presents itself as a creative collaborator – an agent capable of thinking alongside users, finding references, and creating complete brand systems in just a few minutes. Designers describe the experience as working with a colleague, not just software.

One of Lovart’s biggest innovations is ChatCanvas, a space where ideas develop through visual interaction with AI in real time. Users can give instructions in natural language, iterate, and refine concepts, while Lovart simultaneously ensures style consistency across all materials – from brand visuals and social media content to videos and even 3D models.

The platform learns each user’s habits, remembers working patterns, and adapts to their creative process, making every subsequent iteration faster and more fluid. Lovart’s strength lies in this combination of intelligence, flexibility, and adaptive memory, pushing the boundary between human and machine in creative work.

Here, AI is no longer a threat to creativity but becomes a partner that simplifies tasks, speeds up processes, and opens space for new ideas. Whereas AI once seemed poised to replace designers, Lovart demonstrates the opposite – it empowers and inspires them toward new creative directions.

In Brief: Tech World Highlights

A new Associated Press study shows that the primary use of AI is information retrieval, while young adults also use it for brainstorming ideas.
Meta has poached researcher Bowen Zhang from Apple’s foundational models team for its superintelligence team – the fourth departure from Apple in the past month.
Google’s NotebookLM introduces Video Overviews, enabling users to generate narrated slide decks on any topic or document.
Microsoft is reportedly close to an agreement to retain access to OpenAI’s technology even after reaching the AGI milestone, currently a point of contention in their partnership.
xAI has opened a waitlist for its upcoming “Imagine” image and video generation feature, which will reportedly include audio capabilities similar to Google’s Veo 3.