AI Image Generators are a stone cold trip.

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AI images are extremely easy to differentiate from real photos (at least currently), and that's when looking at the best of them.

The worst are straight-up nightmare fuel.

I just used one to create a "Screamin' Deals" image for the Guitar Necks mega-menu. The prompt I used was "guitar player singing into a microphone". Here are some of the results.

Two with magical megaphones. (The second one is EXTRA magical!)

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Two with, umm.... genetic enhancement, namely six fingers and three hands, respectively:

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And here are couple from the "your tongue doesn't go there" series:

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And finally, an illustration I refer to as the "I don't want to know the answer to my question" image:

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I eventually settled on one for the mega menu, and only noticed something wrong after I was done. Can you spot it?

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Im not sure which one you used but I have midjourney and variations of "electric guitar player screaming into a megaphone" got me some ok ones. I tried to post them but I will have to rehost them on IMGUR or something later

There were a lot of misses though 🤣
 
yeah the perspective is all whack, i've never seen a mega phone on a mic stand irl, and it just looks really, really bad overall

ngl, it's a real bummer to see y'all using AI now. makes me reconsider where I may take my business
It's simply been implemented into business. We still prefer the hand craft.
 
ngl, it's a real bummer to see y'all using AI now. makes me reconsider where I may take my business

We have similar discussions in public ed all the time. While those of us of previous generations stand with our arms crossed and grumpily complain about "these kids today," the reality is that AI is here to stay, in whatever form that takes and however it continues to evolve. The trick now is how it's managed and how we guide our students, not how we resist and restrict it. Because that's just doomed to failure.

The same was said for smartphones 15 years ago.

The same was said for Internet access 30 years ago.
 

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