Photo credit: ROBOMOJO
ROBOMOJO is the latest project by an artist known as Vicenzi, and it basically consists entirely of AI-generated movie posters. As many already know, any current artificial intelligence system requires a human to prompt it, and in this case, Vicenzi provided the film’s title, but the results unexpectedly opened the story into a vivid alternative universe.
From what we can tell, the AI searches the internet for any and all information once fed the movie title. However, the results aren’t typically what you would expect, as many have objects and things that aren’t related to the original movie at all, such as the Star Trek movie poster at the top. One photographer didn’t need AI, as he managed to capture a great white shark that resembled the JAWS movie poster.
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I wanted to know how the cold mind of a computer would envision these cultural touchstones. Art was traditionally seen as the last bastion of humanity in the face of technological progress, so it’s an interesting challenge to retain a sense of that humanity over this next chapter,” said Vicenzi.
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