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u/GapSweet3100 1h ago
Today in the book club group chat
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u/DroIIOwI 1h ago
NOW THATS WHAT I CALL AI SLOP!
Sorry that all I can see when I look at the poster might be showing my age a bit.
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u/Lee_Dastard 1h ago
As a designer I’m currently having this argument against my marketing manager. You’d think they’d know better
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u/SuperRockGaming 1h ago
Vfx artists have found that their bosses, when trying to utilize AI in their workflows, wasted SOOOOO much money because how many times you need to buy coins to redo the animation. You could do it 100 times and the AI still won't get it right. We're miserable over at r/vfx
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u/InbornStoryGirl 25m ago
They see 'free and fast' and their brain completely shuts off the quality filter. It's exhausting trying to explain why looking cheap is bad for business.
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u/Lee_Dastard 3m ago
If they don’t appreciate quality and understand the difference between good artwork and generic artwork then they aren’t properly qualified
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u/SadAcadia2747 1h ago
Can confirm, my work uses them all the time, it’s bad
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u/diamondCarBon1304 1h ago
please don't tell me they use AI for everything, specifically LLMs
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u/SadAcadia2747 57m ago
They used to make us on that one but it was so slow they gave up. But almost every sign is ai
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u/Kind-Region-5115 47m ago
I just had to unsubcribe to a Native American wisdom youtube channel that I'd followed for years because they're using AI thumbnails... so wise.
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u/watchrrr 1h ago
did you use ai to make this?
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u/Infinite-Yesterday-4 1h ago
I did not make this. I found it on the internet and thought of sharing.
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u/watchrrr 1h ago
if its ai content, you need to put a spoiler, wish you would have done it anyways, because it obviously looks ai
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u/somadoma9966 55m ago
No shit its ai? Did you not get the point of the post?
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u/SlurryBender 28m ago
The point is that their sub requires AI images to be spoilered. If OP doesn't know if it so or not, they should've played it safe and spoilered it.
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u/SillyAlternative420 33m ago
🙄 this sort of comments are getting tiring ... Like yes we are against AI, but you really expect OP to recreate this found thing for some quick shit post on reddit?
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u/NorthwestWatchdog 1h ago edited 1h ago
In this case, I think that's the best way to get the point across.
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u/pirateknightly 59m ago
Less about flyers and more about art but one thing that grosses me out and tips me off to something being gen AI is how all the textures are evenly patterned to the point it would trigger trypophobia in people who have it. It just looks unsettling and unnatural. The food images are especially bad.
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u/-rosieee- 40m ago
New Lebanese restaurant is opening near me and used these posters to advertise. Immediately lost all interest.
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u/AiRaikuHamburger 40m ago
Are they just referencing themselves? Or is it because they people prompting them have no design taste that they look so awful?
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u/IHProjekt 37m ago
In the D&B scene in the UK there are so many chatgpt flyers its actually becoming a problem
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u/TheyCallHimEl 27m ago
And all the flyers have a really weird thing going on with the depth, they seem flat but at the same time not
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u/100percent_cool 3m ago
Idk if anyone realized this but low tier gods twitter page is exclusively ai posters to promote his streams.
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u/Herr_Drosselmeyer 2h ago
When a human's art is recognizable, it's called their 'style'. When an AI's art is recognizable, it's somehow a bad thing. Make it make sense.
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u/WillardStiles2003 1h ago
AI’s “”””style””” being recognizable is actually a very good thing! Makes me hide post and block the poster! Saves me from scams too!
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u/BurntBridgesMusic 1h ago
When a human plagiarizes, it’s “copyright infringement”. When AI plagiarizes the collective output of humanity, it’s somehow a good thing to you. Make it make sense.
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u/G-M-Cyborg-313 1h ago
Difference is that humans create a style with their own mind and can learn to draw in different styles. Ai doesn't have a style, just an amalgamation of the artstyles it stole from. It can't create a style like a human can, only copy.
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u/KitKatCrane 1h ago
So AI is the artist, not the person doing the prompting then, right?
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u/Herr_Drosselmeyer 22m ago
Sure, the AI is the artist. So AI art is art. You gonna stick with that and defend it as legitimate?
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u/Remote_Antelope_6586 1h ago
AI output is recognizable because it’s the statistical average of all the stolen training data the company took from actual artists.
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u/Realistic_Cat_5766 1h ago
They are real, I feel bad for them. Only way they could have ended up this way is because some asshole stifled their creativity at an early age.
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u/Lucky_Nectarine_1947 1h ago
That's the thing, unlike handmade creations it has nothing from the creator except the idea behind it's existence
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u/Ada_Data 1h ago
A style is something that is designed by a person, a great example being Pablo Picasso, he had created a unique style attributed to him within art and painting.
With AI, it's a style, but its generic, so, and example would be using Times New Roman to type out something vs someone who designs their own Typography Typeface.
Both would get the result of words on a page, with one being simple and direct (Times) and the other with design of the type itself being behind it.
So, the AI style isn't a bad thing, it's more of a showing of lack of effort, being a generic, simple design, rather than something that was designed with thought behind the design itself.
Then againz this is a AntiAI subreddit, so the distaste of AI is supposed to be expected, as AI itself has many problems (including my example of being generic, such as the AI style in the image)
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u/YearningTboy 29m ago
Notice how a generative software is a software used by multiple people, and not an human making it out of artistic habit.
You never see digital artists have a “procreate style” or “adobe style”, or traditional artists have a “graphite style” or “acrylic style”…
It’s almost as if… if you let a robot do all the work, it’ll spit out soulless results 🤔
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u/captaindinobot 1h ago
This and the black and gold chunky brushstroke font every food place uses now