AI Images Titled ‘Boring America Photorealism’ Goes Viral on Reddit

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A photographer and artist created a set of “boring” AI images depicting unremarkable scenes that would be “quickly scrolled past on Facebook.”

John Kelly set out to create AI images that look more like basic phone photos than the polished, professional-looking AI images more commonly generated.

Using Midjourney, Kelly typed in prompts like “posted on Reddit” and “cheap camera” to get the images to be more casual and unfiltered.

“I want to display these ‘boring’ images due to this eerie sense of humanity they give off that I had not felt with the other AI-created images,” Kelly explains to PetaPixel.

“What got me to that point was how the AI image tools are prone by default to making very dramatic stylized images.”

“I was getting tired of seeing them and set out to focus on making unremarkable photos. The type that would be quickly scrolled past on Facebook without much thought in the world,” he continues.

“When Midjourney’s v5 was released and everyone was trying to make professional looking photos, I was trying to make ugly pictures of food.”

Kelly’s fake images of boring America have captured Reddit’s imagination where his post received 12,000 upvotes.

Read more at https://petapixel.com/2023/07/26/ai-images-titled-boring-america-photorealism-goes-viral-on-reddit/

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