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AI-generated Apple Car: futuristic and stunning

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John Mauriello displays an Apple Car created by Dall-E 2 and developed by artificial intelligence.

John Mauriello presents a conceptual ‘AI-generated Apple Car’. Brilliantly utilizing the technology of artificial intelligence and designed by Dall-E 2 based on a text prompt.

With his studio based in San Francisco, John Mauriello is an industrial designer who utilizes technologies to further his craft.

“I told the AI to design a minimalistic sports car inspired by a MacBook and a Magic Mouse built out of aluminum and glass, while also specifying it to create something in the style of Apple’s former design head, Jony Ive,” says Mauriello.

Additionally, the AI then effortlessly churned up multiple images using the text-based cues as a reference point and correctly understood the given terms.

Nailing the brief, the AI engine works by making variations based on the same prompt. This results in images that are connected by theme. But aren’t essentially the same, making AI a great exploratory and ideation tool.

This futuristic stunning car is sheer perfection and luxuriously embodies a sleek, curvilinear quality to it with a seamless machined aluminum body and zero breaks in the surface.

To bring out AI-generated Apple Car’s surfaces further, the AI skillfully utilized dramatic chiaroscuro-style lighting.

 

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