
By Jennifer Sandlin
I'm sure by now you're tired of looking at terrible or terribly weird AI art, but bear with me. This AI video of gymnasts in action is truly one of the strangest creations of AI art I've seen to date. I'm ashamed to admit that I'm kind of mesmerized by it. It's so bizarre and grotesque—and yet somehow, I can't look away!
The video, posted on X, was created by Werners AI Art. On their Instagram, they also posted a different version, "A compilation of incredible gold medal-winning Olympic gymnastics performances," which is equally freaky. Here are some of the comments on that version:
Imagine showing these to a tribe that's never made contact with other humans or seen a video before.
Whenever trying to get an Ai to communicate a process it always bewilders me what they are getting confused by. But then I see how they would render what's being explained and it makes perfect sense. Everything is just a flurry of limbs and rotating body parts to them that inexplicably disappear
They also posted a couple of AI-created wrestling video, which are equally disturbing. On this wrestling AI video, Werners AI Art explains how they created it:
I just used Luma Dream Machine and my prompts were simple, like "pro wrestlers in an intense grappling match" or "pro wrestler picks up a chair and smashes his opponent with jt" etc. nothing clever at all.
Enjoy these bizarre bodies in motion!
CW: Body Horror?
— 🌟Cheshire Cat ᓚᘏᗢ, (@autismsupsoc) June 29, 2024
This AI video attempt to show gymnastics is one of the best examples I have seen that AI doesn’t actually understand the human body and it’s motion but is just regurgitating available data. (Which appears to be minimal for gymnastics) pic.twitter.com/8dD2q30e4G
First published in Boingboing.net. You can read the article here.
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