Human Creativity on Display: T-Rex Sketch Completed in a Way that Could Never be Replicated by AI
An @anloremi on Twitter recently posed a challenge to users on the social media platform: complete a T-rex image to prove that human art cannot be replaced by artificial intelligence.
The results of the challenge were truly impressive, with each submission adding a unique and humorous twist to the image. It is clear that, while AI may be able to replicate certain artistic skills, it cannot match the creativity and individuality that sets human art apart. The primary image that users were asked to build upon serves as a testament to the boundless potential of human artistic expression.
More: Twitter h/t: boredpanda
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