According to ChatGPT, “Art is a means of creative expression that stimulates the senses, engages the mind, and enriches our cultural and intellectual experiences.
” And while that might be the goal for various artificial intelligence programs that create pieces of “artwork” in the blink of an eye, the results are often much more hilarious than anticipated.
In honor of the new age of AI art that we’re living in, Bored Panda has scoured the internet to find images of some of the most hilarious AI art fails the world has ever seen.
Keep reading to also find a conversation we were lucky enough to have with Angus Russell, the founder of NightCafe, and if you’re an artist yourself, rest easy. It doesn’t look like AI will be taking your job any time soon!
1# Wiener Dogs Race
So Majestic
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I Tried Making Something, But It Came Out A Little Ruff
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This Was An Attempt In Midjournev To Make An Image Of My Narrator With A "Cocky Expression"
#5 Fishermen
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Practicing Some Yoga
In 2018, AI-generated art made headlines when a piece titled Edmond de Belamy was auctioned for an astounding $432,500.
Created by the artist collective Obvious using GAN models, the painting featured a man in a dark frock coat with a blurred face and unfinished details.
Sold in a gilded frame, this marked the first AI artwork ever sold by a major auction house, signaling a new era for AI in the art world.
In May 2022, Google introduced Imagen, a text-to-image AI technology, paving the way for other platforms like Stability AI, Adobe Firefly, Midjourney, and Prisma.
While AI art remains a hotly debated topic within the art community, its applications are expanding.
According to TechTarget, artists can leverage AI for art therapy, education, enhancing existing works, and finding inspiration for new creations.
#7 Australian Capybara Burnout Competition
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I Wanted To Generate A Picture Of A Fisherman That Catches A Salmon Using AI, And This Is What I Got
#9 AI Needs To Work On People Holding Their Umbrellas
To gain more insight on the topic of AI art, we reached out to Angus Russell, the founder of NightCafe, an online AI art studio.
Angus noted that it can be quite difficult for beginners to achieve what they’re going for when creating AI art.
“A newcomer will typically write a prompt like ‘A dog riding a surfboard’. Depending on the model they're using, they may get something that looks like a dog riding a surfboard,
but it most likely won't look very good because there's no information about how the image should look in general,” the founder shared. “E.g. should it look like a photo or a painting? What kind of style? What breed of dog? Etc.”
#10 A Man Mansplaining A Woman On How To Eat A Hamburger
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