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It's Always Sunny: Human Art Debunks AI Slop
18 Jul
Summary
- Show's poster sparked AI-generated art fears.
- Creators released a video proving human artists made the art.
- New season explores job loss due to workplace automation.
The latest poster for "It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia" Season 18 sparked an online frenzy, with fans accusing the show of embracing AI-generated art. The poster, reimagining the cast as beer tap handles, drew criticism for its uncanny and surreal aesthetic, leading to widespread speculation that it was "AI slop."
In response to the growing concerns, the show's creators released a detailed behind-the-scenes video, effectively silencing the rumors. This video confirmed that actual humans were responsible for the poster's design, reaffirming the show's commitment to human creativity.
Notably, this season, premiering on August 17, will delve into the theme of job displacement caused by workplace automation. The controversy itself may have been a deliberate stunt to prepare audiences for this theme, encouraging a rejection of AI shortcuts in creative fields.
The new season promises 10 episodes of the show's signature dark humor, addressing topics like conspiracy theories and featuring familiar characters. The season premieres on FXX.
