10 Side-By-Side Photos Of Horror Movie Poster Originals And Their Recreations By AI
Interview With AuthorYou could say that movies about AI are forming their own separate movie genre, but not only is it the subject of movies, it is also capable of creating movies. Its application is very broad and it can make your life a lot easier. But it is also good fun and the Design and Digital PR teams at Evoluted realize this.
They used their AI to recreate some of the posters of the most famous horror movies as Halloween is approaching. It is interesting to compare the original poster with the AI-generated poster and it’s a bit unsettling to think about how AI can create art and have its own interpretation.
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The Birds
IT
Child’s Play
Silence Of The Lambs
Scream
Dracula
Imagine what people would've thought about it in 1931 when visual effects weren't like they are today!
The Texas Chainsaw Massacre
Nightmare On Elm Street
Jaws
Friday The 13th
Thing is, I don't think Jason was doing the killing in the first Friday the 13th...and didn't get the goalie mask until 2 or maybe 3.
I prefer the originals, specially in classic horror. I think the appeal was to not know exactly how the vampire/monster etc would look like until you watched the film. The AI version is too graphic and would either put people off, or disappoint the more hardcore crowd. I wouldn't watch any of those films going by the AI versions, but was interest to see regardless!
Cool I guess, I hope the artists who's art was (probably without their knowledge or consent) fed to the AI were credited by the program after generating? Because without all of that people made art to train it up the AI would have been useless.
Artists are not credited in any AI generated programs. That's why we hate these things, they not only steal our work without permission but also don't even aknowledge where they got the original images from (which wouldn't be hard, let's be honest). Human art will ALWAYS be superior, I'm sure this whole "AI generated" s**t is going to die just as hard as NFTs.
Load More Replies...I prefer the originals, specially in classic horror. I think the appeal was to not know exactly how the vampire/monster etc would look like until you watched the film. The AI version is too graphic and would either put people off, or disappoint the more hardcore crowd. I wouldn't watch any of those films going by the AI versions, but was interest to see regardless!
Cool I guess, I hope the artists who's art was (probably without their knowledge or consent) fed to the AI were credited by the program after generating? Because without all of that people made art to train it up the AI would have been useless.
Artists are not credited in any AI generated programs. That's why we hate these things, they not only steal our work without permission but also don't even aknowledge where they got the original images from (which wouldn't be hard, let's be honest). Human art will ALWAYS be superior, I'm sure this whole "AI generated" s**t is going to die just as hard as NFTs.
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