When you generate signs with older AI image generator models like Stable Diffusion 1.5, the text is usually complete gibberish, often with glyphs that only vaguely look like something that might be letters from the Latin and/or Greek and/or Cyrillic alphabet, but not quite.

The idea is to generate signs with such an image generator and hang them in the real world. When people take photos in places where those signs hang, you can later claim the photos are fake, especially since even recent image generators still sometimes produce weird pseudo-text in the smaller background details.

By putting weird broken image slop onto real world surfaces, we can make the world look just as broken and fucked up as it actually is, below the surface. And we might even gain plausible deniability for real actual photos.

#aiart #elektrodada #operationmindfuck #kallisti #fnord

Two recent degenerative art extrusions from my elektrodada collection.
I hope @altbot can extrude some nice weird descriptions.

#aiart #degenerativeart #aidegenerated #dada #elektrodada

@hopland I don't know, does this look like Christian rock to you?

This is not your usual #aiart though, this is #elektrodada (and intentionally weird and meaningless).

I'm not writing an ALT text because @altbot is much better when describing elektrodada images (or rather, generating elektrodada text that is more or less closely related to those images).

Prompt:

Why doesn't the Proletariat, being the larger of the classes, simply eat the Bourgeoisie? doodle, scribble, sketch, felt tip pens on paper, silly image, weird, chaotic, dada

ALT-Text generiert von @altbot

#dada #elektrodada #aiart #antiart #degenerativeart

In order to troll you all, I made an eyeball tree by hand without AI. That's right, analogue #dada actually, no #aiart as usual, not #elektrodada like my other ones, but I made sure to make it as sloppy as possible.
Still a silly #EyeballTree as the others.

I hope @altbot can make a useless but funny ALT text, which won't describe the image accurately but makes just as much sense as the actual picture.