New AI tools – such as writing bot ChatGPT and AI image generator DALL·E – are coming to transform reality. But can they write and illustrate Wallpaper*, asks Jonathan Bell?
Writers, designers, and artists are not exactly enamoured by the rapid developments in AI ‘creativity’. Within the space of a couple of years, AI-powered generators have evolved from complex research tools into free-for-all search engines of the unknown. Today, anyone can enter a set of parameters and watch as computer-generated text and images are returned, free from copyright, plagiarism, and precedent, and perhaps even containing more than a germ of original thought.
‘One of the most exciting applications of AI and imagery is in the field of visual recognition. With the ability to analyse and interpret vast amounts of visual data, AI algorithms can be trained to recognize and classify objects and scenes with incredible accuracy. This has a wide range of potential applications, from helping robots navigate complex environments to identifying and tracking objects in surveillance footage.
From a creative point of view, there’s a lot more that can be done with the visual tools. Architects and artists are already deep into the potential of AI portals like DALL·E, Stable Diffusion and Midjourney, writing ever-more sophisticated prompts that unearth strange new aesthetics and juxtapositions. American architect
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