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The case for AI hallucination | Louis Charron | UX Collective
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AI image generators can produce anything, so why should they produce photorealistic images by default?
The case for AI hallucination Louis Charron 5 min read · Sep 15, 2023 -- 6 Listen Share AI-generated images are getting more realistic. From the first version of DALL-E in 2021 to Midjourney’s latest model, the trajectory is clear. Realistic images might be more pleasing for the viewers and more impressive for the users generating them, but from a creative point of view, AI images are becoming more similar and less surprising. When did they become dull? How did the mystery and the poetry of the early AI images disappear? Over the past months, AI tool makers have been working hard to limit AI h
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