Lovart AI just made Photoshop feel like Microsoft Paint

The moment everyone becomes a designer has officially arrived. For decades, creative software demanded expertise. Layers. Masks. Render engines. Color theory. All just to make something look decent. But something fundamental has shifted with the arrival of Lovart AI. It doesn’t just simplify design—it democratizes creativity.

You can now build a complete brand identity or create a commercial-ready video in the time it takes to make coffee. No tutorials. No plug-ins. No “maybe I’ll learn Adobe Photoshop someday.” Now that everyone can design, the real edge belongs to those who can think, not just draw.

The future isn’t coming—it’s already here. Are you ready?

Gatebox: The Virtual Home Robot

Move over Alexa, Siri and Cortana. Gatebox is set to be the worlds first virtual home robot. Gatebox’s first character, “Azuma Hikari” is a fully interactive holographic girl, who at her most basic can control your smart home equipment. Additionally, she can recognize your face and your voice, and is designed to be a companion who can wake you up in the morning, fill you in on your day’s activities, remind you of things to remember, and even welcome you back when you return home from work.

Gatebox is currently availble for pre-order to customers who speak Japanese in Japan and USA for around $2,600 per unit. For more details visit gatebox.ai.