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I Typed the Bible Into an Artificial Intelligence Art Generator. Here’s What Happened
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I Typed the Bible Into an Artificial Intelligence Art Generator. Here’s What Happened

Episode notes from Matt Whitman

I want to know what you think! Is it good? Is it crap? Is it sacrilege? Does the AI (from https://www.fotor.com/features/ai-image-generator/) demonstrate an understanding of the theological themes of the passage?

I’m getting ahead of myself here. Artificial intelligence art generation is a controversial topic and it should be. I’ve been toying with it for the last several days and I’m both intrigued and disturbed by what I’m seeing. That said, I set out to generate art depicting the story of Jesus calming the storm in Matthew 8, and that’s just what I did. For better or worse, here’s the process I went through (in almost real time, though I did trim about a minute of dead space while waiting on the AI to render), and the final product.

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