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What is it about ai art that makes it so recognisable? (Beyond obvious artifacts like fucked up hands or writing)
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Stumbled onto this shitty game trailer on youtube and instantly clocked it as ai art
Cant really put to words why exactly they're so instantly recognisable
Something about the wierd sharp lines and doll like faces
in addition to everything else in this thread, ai """""""art"""""" often has this hyper-saturated feel, a bit like some ads or youtube thumbnails, designed to draw the eye to it but just makes everything look too sharp and flat. like the MSG of graphics. not sure how much that makes sense
also how lazy do you have to be to not hand draw/render a chocolate bar? it's just a bunch of chamfered rectangles! no, instead we get 10 chocolate pieces in 10 different shapes and sizes
MSG is good tho
yeah but it tastes like shit if you just eat a fistful of it
art tends to have detailed focal points that stand out from a less detailed background, places for your eyes to be drawn and rest. ai slop has this weird uniform level of detail all over that makes my eyes vibrate
it's fine but if you rely on it to make bland food taste OK, instead of making the other ingredients/seasoning shine, it just makes everything taste like MSG. by itself it just tastes like "flavour" without anything behind it. SOOO i guess in this metaphor, graphics that only have "instant attraction" without any thought or concept behind it just has too much AIMSG (adobe instant messenger)
thank you for teaching me this word