AI-Generated Pics Show Nanis Skating On Streets Leaves Internet Stunned
Artificial Intelligence (AI) generated images have become an extremely popular thing on the internet. It has perhaps given wings to an artist’s imagination and now, every other day, we can see some really creative images surfacing on the internet which have been made using apps like Midjourney.
Mumbai-based artist Ashish Jose is the latest to take advantage of this technology, using the app Midjourney to generate awe-inspiring pictures of elderly women skating on the streets. The images, which show the women performing stunts on their skateboards while wearing traditional sarees and other outfits, have been widely shared on social media, leaving many viewers amazed at the level of detail and realism.
The images are so realistic that one applauds the no-easy feat achieved by the ‘elderhood’. But the AI-generated content has been created with such precision that it is difficult for humans to imagine or replicate. For pushing the boundaries of traditional art forms, the new generation of artists has started using various AI platforms to create hyperrealistic images. One such platform is ‘Midjourney’ where users can create images through text prompts as they do on DALL-E and ChatGPT.
The post was shared by Ashish Jose with the caption, ”Skating Nanis. Made on Mid Journey.”
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Since being shared the post has accumulated over 95,000 likes.
The stunning images left many confused, and many said that they were disappointed after realising that the pictures were not real.
“This is an AI generateded image, But I would love to see this in real!! What a beautiful world it would be,” wrote one user after seeing the post.
“Lolz…this is just awesome for a sec I thought this was so true,” wrote another user.
While a third wrote, “When I realised the images were AI generated, half the feel of the post went away.”
A fourth echoed a similar sentiment and wrote, “Nooo!! I was so happy until I saw clearly and noticed it’s photoshopped.”
