Artists On Twitter Draw Incredible Versions Of T. Rex In A "Prove You Won’t Be Replaced By AI" Challenge
Who knew a T. rex could take on so many forms?
Kylin
- Published in Funny
If you’ve been on any social media recently, it’s almost certain you’ve come across Artificial Intelligence (AI) created art. People across the globe have been using AI art generators to recreate their profile pictures for Facebook or their avatars elsewhere.
There are dozens of generators that come up with a simple Google search, all offering tiered options for use. You can use their free options for a watermarked image or pay for the image without the watermark.
On the flip side, the insurgence of artificial intelligence created art has a deeply problematic side that many consumers haven’t thought much about. Essentially, actual, real-life artists are now having to compete with computers that can reproduce their own art.
It’s bonkers, and I’m not sure that there’s anything to be done about that yet. But it has inspired a very amusing Twitter thread.
User @anloremi prompted fellow Twitter users to finish a T. rex image in such a way that no artificial intelligence could replicate it. The responses were nothing short of incredible.
From truly amazing works of art to very silly doodles, artists of all talents filled the replies with their own unique works of art. We collected our favorites to share with you, so keep scrolling to enjoy!
"Complete this image in a way that proves you won’t be replaced by AI"
anloremi1. A clever disguise
iamiojen2. No body necessary
jaendotart3. Skinny jeans should also go extinct
CryptoDale4. Soon to be someone's newest tattoo
CakeNygard5. Aliens!
GGuiArtsHe gets it
knowyourmeme6. This is not a picture of a hat
ArguriusGC7. Off the charts
web3nullity8. Fun abstract
Surrealistrasyo9. Okay, no
liboar10. Tyrannosaurus Rocks
MichelePetrelli11. Swole-rex
BYViktor8612. Hot potato?
NoglandG13. Definitely not suspicious
thehateart14. Evolution instead of extinction
EthanSBrewerton15. Too soon
XkissEth16. TRY. ANY. SAUCES.
showchicken17. Like a trippy robot
L8blummer18. A cursed image
ermenautilus19. Reminiscent of a cave drawing
bckwrdsgeometry20. Could you imagine a t-rex xenomorph hybrid
liboar21. Every dad in the background of a Zoom meeting
bryanbrinkman22. I'm impressed AF, but I don't know that they used the original prompt
Taylor_DSD23. Getting so fresh and clean
Marta_Malinko24. It's like those Hidden Image puzzles trying to find the original prompt
BroslavskiyNick25. The spikes and watercolor make this look like a T. rex mutated
epicthundercat26. He can see into the future, and he can see the METEOR
vissyarts27. ~Art~
TheMacPapi28. Gorgeous use of color
youngandsick29. Not entirely sure what's going on here with the Aptera
TeslaTruckClub30. Love this style
Raccoonnook31. A present day recreation
DSlim7132. The Red Circle
sorrisopng33. I definitely couldn't see AI making this up
subtle_bubble34. Hypnotizing
Babarobot_35. The raw talent for this
ryan_talbot_36. Om nom nom
maximxiii37. I feel like this one could be AI
Bstract_Art38. Woof woof
gremplin39. Dad-bod-asaurus
mahsan_khoshhal40. A super cool technique
mariinksarts41. Dino prog rock album cover vibes
jaxestudios42. Like a dino Miss Frizzle
ItsAdamtastic43. "AI couldn't do something so crappy..."
jmpailhon44. Epic handstand
wanlipengcheng145. Not the momma!
toadswiback46. Take that, AI
TheLairdOfWar47. Damn!
thisjackkaido48. The T in T. rex stands for Trogdor
cubantobacco49. Nyanrex
PRguitarman50. Almost like a computer virus
Yuri_jjjjWho knew a simple half-finished image of T. rex could turn into so many different things? Do you have a favorite picture?
What are your feelings about the artificial intelligence art boom? Have you used any generators to recreate a photo of yourself or a piece of art you liked?
Do you think artists are right to be alarmed by the AI art surge? Let us know your thoughts in the comments section below!