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Can You Guess The Movie That Inspired Each Of These AI-Created Posters?

By Mikelle Leow, 24 Nov 2021

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Movie poster for Ocean’s Eleven. Image by Noah Veltman and featured with permission

In its own unique ways, artificial intelligence does have an eye for art. It can, for instance, process its surroundings through cameras and draw what it “sees.” The learning process between humans and machines also has its parallels, in that both absorb information through repeated exposure, although AI’s experience is more “forced” with countless datasets.

So it’s really about time before AI starts designing movie posters too, and Noah Veltman, who does data visualizations for Netflix’s Science & Analytics group, has trained one to do just that.

OK I made a quiz: https://t.co/o7kx1lyOls

Each image is AI-generated based on a movie plot description - can you guess the movies? pic.twitter.com/4rT3XHbQn4

— Noah Veltman (@veltman) August 27, 2021



The data scientist used a text-to-image machine learning model called ‘VQGAN+CLIP’, feeding textual summaries of various films to the AI to prompt a series of AI-created posters. The model seems to have developed a consistent art style of abstract cartoon visuals with neon highlights, which is interesting.

a very Escherian take on Inception pic.twitter.com/bPsLknri91

— Noah Veltman (@veltman) August 30, 2021



The real fun for audiences is the guessing game. See if you can figure out the titles that inspired these artworks (answers are in the captions), and discover more over at Noah Veltman’s website.

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Movie poster for Star Wars. Image by Noah Veltman and featured with permission

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Movie poster for Home Alone. Image by Noah Veltman and featured with permission

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Movie poster for Snowpiercer. Image by Noah Veltman and featured with permission

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Movie poster for Space Jam. Image by Noah Veltman and featured with permission

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Movie poster for Back to the Future. Image by Noah Veltman and featured with permission

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Movie poster for The Wizard Of Oz. Image by Noah Veltman and featured with permission

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Movie poster for Ghostbusters. Image by Noah Veltman and featured with permission


Movie poster for Call Me By Your Name. Image by Noah Veltman and featured with permission



[via Noah Veltman and featured with permission]
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