Memes. Images that everyone who moves on the Internet has probably already seen. Even those who are not particularly fond of this humor and do not use memes know them. Among the most famous memes is, for example, a shot of a couple holding hands around a lady in a red dress. Or maybe a little girl with a smug expression behind which is a burning building.
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Some of these memes come from photobanks, some from series, music videos or movies, while others were originally completely innocent snapshots that appeared at the right time in the right place on the Internet. Some memes seem like a section of a much more complex shot - so it was practically only a matter of time before someone asked themselves what the whole shot would look like. And such an idea is only a step away from implementation - perhaps with the help of artificial intelligence.
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Artificial intelligence is a topic that has been trending more and more in all directions lately. It can be useful in a wide range of activities, from translations and copywriting to graphic design and photography, and it is also used by a wide range of applications and functions in our iPhonech. But we can also use artificial intelligence for fun activities. On FacebookFor example, you will find groups in which their members add often very bizarre results of their requests, which they have entered into tools like Dall-E or midjourney.
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Generative AI is also being used in Adobe's popular Photoshop tool. It is in this application that Twitter user @StepnEurope decided to use artificial intelligence to complete some of the most famous memes. The results are impressive at first glance and in some cases even quite realistic, but if you look closely, some of the images bear the classic ailments of photos generated with the help of AI - strange objects, physical irregularities and more. However, the generated photos, which you can see in the photo gallery for this article, are definitely worth a look.
