【Sad News】AI Art Surpasses Human Ability lol

Amazing.
Looks like a key visual for an RPG.

Too many falling objects, it must be tough for the people living below.

What would you even use this kind of picture for?

>>5
It makes you excited just by looking at it, right?

>>6
The placement of the buildings and geography are all over the place.
It doesn't really spark any imagination about history or living culture...
I think there's some accidental charm like kintsugi, but this isn't it.

>>24
Exactly.
You can't imagine historical figures like Ono no Imoko, The Pillow Book, Natsume Soseki, or Fumio Kishida at all.

You can really feel the limitations of AI.

It's losing to Made in Abyss.

I like it.

Of course, I can't draw it myself.

Even if you have the skill, it would take hundreds of hours to draw by hand...

As an illustrator, I'm trembling.

I love pictures of melancholic future cities.

The sense of scale is off in different places.

>>13
Exactly.
The inability to give it a storyline is the downside of AI art (lol).
It's seriously trash.

Ah,
a masterpiece.
One-point perspective?

Feels like a city built on the ruins of a giant ancient metropolis.

It's just that AI outputs faster, but humans can still come up with and draw this.

Originally, AI art should be good at this kind of thing.

This place was once a battlefield.

AI easily surpasses human imagination.
Artists who can't understand or acknowledge this seriously lack aesthetic sense.

>>21
Boomerang much?
You seriously lack any artistic sense.

>>25
Exactly,
people like you, lol.

I wonder if there's a similar landscape somewhere in the universe.
Or would it collapse under the weight?

>>26
Somewhere in the universe? Are you a kindergartener? lol

If you look at ArtStation or DeviantArt, there are tons of superior works made by humans.
Plus, you get the artist's skill and individuality as a bonus.

Here comes the anti-AI guy.

ID:FcNfzaZH0

>>31
Here comes the AI worshipper (lol).
Keep chanting AI for life (lol).
Aye aye aye aye aye aye aye aye aye, I'm a little monkey~ (lol)

>>34
Idiots always resort to calling others "worshippers" when they can't argue back.
Do you think calling someone a worshipper means you've won the argument?
You should drink some AI wisdom if it exists, seriously.

>>42
"Drink some AI wisdom," lol.
You just couldn't come up with a proper idiom, could you? (lol)

>>46
Ever heard of sarcasm? Are you that dumb? ...lol

>>53
It's not even sarcasm (lol).
You're just too stupid (lol).

There are always some people who think denying AI makes them look cool.

>>32
"Believing in AI makes me look cool" (lol).

The puddles are too big, they must stink.

Muhaha, lol.

>>36
Godly.

>>36
As usual, AI's depiction of hands is a mess.

Did a wave motion gun pierce through it?

AI art, which lacks warmth and historical context, is blindly worshipped by people. It's practically a disease (lol).

Just die already (lol).

The kind of person who thinks this is cool probably took tilted sky photos and wrote poems on them back in middle school.

>>39
Your comment is already a poem (lol).

>>39
Ouch!

A human using a brush called AI.

The scale is all over the place, it's funny.

>>49
Exactly (lol).

It seems hard for humans to come up with.

>>50
Making meme images like "bare-handed ramen" is probably harder.

>>69
In terms of creating meme images, AI does surpass human imagination.

The coherence of details is a challenge.
At first glance, it seems amazing, but the details are often off.

AI is good at creating images that look amazing in thumbnail size.
But when you open them, it's disappointing.

It lacks functional beauty.

If the foreground is a normal city, then the buildings in the distance are too big, so they must be castles for giants.

It's getting harder to tell for real.

I got genuinely excited.

The fact that this one picture can get so many comments is impressive in itself.

No need to fight 🥺

Stop fighting, stop the two of them, don't fight for my sake anymore.

Once voice generation advances further, individuals will be able to easily create smartphone games.

Can't they make AI draw those deliberately bad but charming pictures?

If you use this as a base and brush it up, it would be human art.

Miyazaki Hayao drew something similar half a century ago.
So, he's a genius?

It would be dangerous if an earthquake hit.

AI can't even provide stairs to climb to the terraces and levels it creates.

AI illustration is still in its infancy.
There's more to come.

Looking at it makes me feel really uneasy.

Many professionals probably don't realize that a time-saving tool anyone can use will only benefit companies, not creators or consumers.

I think what AI will bring to the art world is the "Picasso-ification" of human-drawn illustrations.

Will traditional hand-drawn art become mainstream for human artists?

Are people not bothered by the messed-up hands because they themselves are bad at drawing?

It's like having a bullet train compete in an Olympic sprint.

Just 20-30 years ago, they were saying digital art wasn't real art.
It will remain as a tool.

It's amazing.
In the future, AI might even create Ghibli-like movies.

>>152
I feel a great insult to Ghibli.

It's not AI-generated, it's generative AI.
There's a difference, so be careful.

Established artists have nothing to worry about, but new artists probably won't emerge anymore.

That's amazing. You could totally use this in a fantasy RPG. I'd love to visit a town like this.

It's interesting, but honestly, that's all there is to it. It's full of contradictions and doesn't make any sense, so nothing develops beyond this one picture.

I have a feeling it could work if it's in a Lassen style.

Is this AI? No? If it’s bad, why not use AI? I love the creepy monsters it creates when people mockingly say that.

The eyes are definitely messed up.

Regardless of the term "AI artist," I think there's going to be demand for people who can quickly come up with prompts that target specific styles, compositions, and themes. It's like quickly designing a website with low-code development.

Is this some kind of hermit crab religion?

Pixel art and landscapes are fine even if they're AI-generated.