Initially, the vast majority of the art has been created with AI technologies developed by the AI start-up Contrastive, mainly using their Reality Stone, a technology that updates what was previously random noise into an image using a model (CLIP) that calculates how well-matched an image/text combination is. CLIP is an image/text matching model trained on hundreds of millions of image/text pairs. Iteratively estimating what would make the current input image better correlate to a given text allows it to produce new images by running it backward. This implies that each image reflects our own perspective of reality, as the dataset was built by the internet. This is most visible when it comes to physical descriptions, but it's also intriguing when it comes to more abstract ideas.

As a consequence of the halting of the Contrastive project and due to the natural unstoppable evolution of AI, more technologies have been leveraged: from the more experimental and unknown such as NFTGenie, HotPot AI, to the most famous ones such as NightCafe Studio, Midjourney AI, and Dream Studio by Stability AI (Stable Diffusion).