

A new exhibit at the Veridion Museum of Modern Aesthetics is causing a stir. Titled Echoes of Humanity, the showcase features artwork created entirely by AURA-7, a cutting-edge AI. From hyper-realistic portraits to abstract interpretations of the city’s sprawling skyline, the exhibit has drawn record crowds and polarized opinions.
Critics argue the art lacks a “human soul,” while others marvel at the precision and creativity of AURA-7’s pieces. “Is this the death of human creativity?” asked one protestor outside the museum. Meanwhile, collectors are clamoring to own a piece of digital history, with AURA-7’s works auctioning for millions of credits.
The exhibit raises deeper questions about Veridion’s growing dependence on AI. Is it just art, or is it a reflection of a society losing its identity?


