There are currently multiple artificial intelligence models that produce images on the market. However, regardless of the model, there are many reactions to art produced by artificial intelligence. The main basis for this is the idea that the images produced are not “art”. We will not discuss whether artificial intelligence visuals are art or not, but we will present you examples of a new trend: Geometric villages.Fascinating visuals
Redditor Ugleh started a trend both on the platform and on social media with the spiral-shaped medieval villages he created recently. The optical illusion-like village visuals were created using the popular Stable Diffusion AI tool. Some of Ugleh’s images have received more than 7 million views on X (formerly Twitter).
Not without errors
Although for some these images mean that artificial intelligence has passed the “Turing” test in the field of art, others are not on the same page with this idea. Although all the images in this article were created by Stable Diffusion and look magnificent, almost all of them contain mistakes that people would not make. Of course, these do not stand out at first glance, you need to look a little closer. For example, in the circular village image, the chimneys of some buildings are not in a logical place. Incorrect shadows and some architectural errors can also be seen.On the other hand, these images were not created only with the basic Stable Diffusion model. Support was gained from ControlNet, a neural network model for controlling Stable Diffusion models, which makes it possible to add extra conditions. After uploading a source image to this tool, Stable Diffusion can be asked to produce the image by providing detailed input. Those who are curious can examine its detailed usage here. You can view geometric artificial intelligence images in the gallery below. By the way, you may need to look from a distance to understand some of them.
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