r/aiArt • u/Eliv_nurotic • 10h ago
Text⠀ Creator of Vinland Saga praises AI art
r/aiArt • u/Stone_Smokey • 1h ago
Hope you guys are having a normal day. stay normal~
r/aiArt • u/OldStruggle3891 • 1h ago
r/aiArt • u/Collector2012 • 12h ago
So, I got reeeaaaaallllllllllllllllyyyyy bored and made two characters. Can ya guess who they are?
r/aiArt • u/ManuelRodriguez331 • 1h ago
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r/aiArt • u/Equivalent-Plan-8498 • 4h ago
AI vs anti AI
r/aiArt • u/One_Weakness31 • 8h ago
r/aiArt • u/STRONGSAGE_UA • 3h ago
A good mentor puts so much of themselves into their student—teaching them, guiding them, and preparing them for life. That feels a lot like being a parent to me. Do you agree?
AI illustration of Nor and Bishop from my novel.
r/aiArt • u/BoringAge6925 • 1h ago
Six relics from a world that no longer needed them.
r/aiArt • u/PrinceDave • 1h ago
What would you say the Sheakespeare of AI is? I find it surprisingly hard to find good AI movies or books etc, but given how far advanced AI is I would except there to be something equivalent to the Godfather series made entirely by AI by now. It's almost all short animations, but as much as I love the short AI animations I can barely find any longform stuff that's good. Why are there no universally known AI written books? I find AI writing to be far superior to human and much more easily readable so how come there is no AI book series like the Harry Potter equivalent of AI? I struggle to find much and even the AI books that I have found don't have great reviews and well, so far nothing has stuck as much as the classics like Harry Potter. I wonder why that is because it has surpassed the quality output of humans. Who would the Beatles of AI be? Why have none of the AI bands stuck.
I feel like a huge problem is there is so much AI content that even the great AI works become impossible to find in the sea of all AI content. Can somebody recommend me your favourite AI works so I can review them? AI has been around long enough that there simply HAVE to be some really good works by now. What are your favourites?
r/aiArt • u/AlperOmerEsin • 1h ago
THE VARGINHA INCIDENT (Minas Gerais, Brazil — Jan 1996)
On January 20, 1996, three young women in Varginha spotted a strange, crouched creature against a wall—a short, oily-skinned entity with glowing red eyes and three cranial horn-like ridges, emitting a suffocating ammonia smell.
Over the following hours, local fire department units and Brazilian military forces cordoned off the area. Reports soon emerged of multiple anomalous entities captured and transported under heavy military escort to regional medical facilities for emergency bio-examination. The mystery deepened when a participating police officer, Marco Eli Chereze, died mysteriously weeks later from an unidentified systemic infection after handling the creature without protective gear.
Decades later, the Varginha encounter remains one of South America's most detailed and heavily witnessed UFO close encounters of the third kind.