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It immediately looks like AI slop because nearly every square inch is filled with with something, however meaningless and useless it might be to the overall com
by nkrisc 2mo ago
It immediately looks like AI slop because nearly every square inch is filled with with something, however meaningless and useless it might be to the overall composition.
AI is good at filling an image with shit, and bad at knowing when to leave space and what isn’t necessary.
- jbdamask 2mo agosure, but just look at that butter cow!
- crooked-v 2mo agoYeah, my takeaway here is less about AI, and more that these judges have no sense of taste and just gave more points to whatever packed in the most pointless details.
- CuriouslyC 2mo agoI'd guess they're representative of the average person going to the Ohio state fair, so no damage done.
- sph 2mo agoMost people have no sense of taste, and I bet the jury’s average age indicates people that have no exposure or defense to newer technologies.
- nkrisc 2mo agoAI or no AI, it’s incredible that this design won. Either the judges have questionable judgement or the other entries must not have been very good.
- ChoGGi 2mo ago#3 was nice
- defrost 2mo agoReporter to Kindergarten teacher: How is it that your students class paintings are so much better than all the other class paintings? Teacher: You just have to know when to take their finger paintings away from them.
- Ariarule 2mo agoNot criticizing this in particular, but I'm genuinely curious: why is everyone talking about how obvious or not the details of the poster are as AI, when they didn't take the 30 seconds in most good image editing software to remove the sepia/yellow/brown tint all over? You could put a 100px blur on the smallest thumbnail on that page of it, and I'd still recognize it as AI generated.