People are using AI to expand iconic album covers and the results are… mixed
Photoshop Beta users have been having fun with a new tool that produces some… interesting… ideas about what lurks beyond the boundaries of an album sleeve.
Image: Dobrokotov/Twitter
It seems that barely a day goes by without someone taking the terrifying and world-changing power of AI and using it to do something… well… quite silly.
This week, classic album covers are the vehicle for people having fun with AI online, in this case using Photoshop Beta’s new AI-powered ‘Generative Fill’ feature to expand classic album covers and give a hint of what the machine things might have been lurking outside the confines of the original sleeve.
— Dobrokotov (@dobrokotov) May 27, 2023
Moldovan comedian and multimedia artist Dobrokotov kicked off the trend with some interesting AI-powered takes on classic album covers from the likes of Nirvana (adding in a not-at-all sinister shark to Nevermind), The Beatles (offering a VERY different take on what Abbey Road looks like than the one you’ll see on Google Street View), Muse and others.
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