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Gorier Deadfern
@victoriaredfern.bsky.social

I am quite genuinely fascinated by the psychology of this. After two or three Facebook posters for local events which were so busy they honestly made me feel a bit nauseous, I snapped and said that AI posters give me headaches. And the person who made this this asked me HOW I CAN TELL IT'S AI:

Warrington-Runcorn New Town Development Plan
@warringtonruncorn.com

Because it’s less visually appealing than a car accident? Because family fun days don’t usually have the budget to commission the world’s most tediously bland illustrator? Because if a human did it I’d want to break their fingers to stop them ever working again?

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Warrington-Runcorn New Town Development Plan
@warringtonruncorn.com

In all seriousness if they wanted an answer, I’d say that posters are meant to convey information in the blink of an eye, but AI posters make you work for the actual valid info. And only a psycho would write something like “experience the wonder and awe of a family magician” rather than “Magician!”