AI art on story/article automatically lowers my opinion of it. I know it is kneejerk reaction, but it just screams fakeness. It is literally just that-fake. Stock images do not evoke this feeling although are still negative, imho. Images should be directly relevant and useful to the content, like a diagram. Otherwise, just a waste of bandwidth.
In a local subreddit I frequent someone posted a picture of some traveling theater show and the ad was all AI. Everyone assumed / stated it was some fake scam until someone noted it was the same show that had gone through town before, was actually good, but they inexplicably just AIed all their advertising.
The text likely makes sense, but every time I see AI generated art I think "scam or crap" and that's not great.
AI art on story/article automatically lowers my opinion of it. I know it is kneejerk reaction, but it just screams fakeness. It is literally just that-fake. Stock images do not evoke this feeling although are still negative, imho. Images should be directly relevant and useful to the content, like a diagram. Otherwise, just a waste of bandwidth.
I don't think we're alone.
In a local subreddit I frequent someone posted a picture of some traveling theater show and the ad was all AI. Everyone assumed / stated it was some fake scam until someone noted it was the same show that had gone through town before, was actually good, but they inexplicably just AIed all their advertising.
One hopes that the AI generates hilariously warped ads. I'm rooting for extra limbs, and Elven script in visible writing.