I'm letting AI design my logo. Check out the candidates.
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I created some logos using the new windows paint co-creator feature that has been baked into one of Microsofts oldest apps. The fact that they chose to integrate it with Paint, an app that has historically been under powered and stuck in the bygone era of bitmaps and clipart almost, I say "almost", makes it cool.
Let's make a new logo!
I opened paint to see a new feature called cocreator, it's still in preview, but basically integrates the openAI image creation tool right inside the app, and gives you a quick way to produce ai generated artwork to be used in... MS Paint... ugh, lol.
The input form is actually quite intuitive and the addition of a dropdown for choosing a style gives you a shortcut that would otherwise use up credits, you get 50 to start, for example on dall-e I used 20 credits before realizing you need can ask for a specific style.
So i wanted a simple iconic logo just using my initials, I've always used this format to come extent, I'm a sucker for a good icon logo that isn't dependent on any colors or backgrounds.
So after a few credits honing the prompt, I was given around 30 logo's that resembled the letters RK.
The Results
Here are the finalists I consider good enough to be used, see what you think, I like that the logo's are bit messy, reflecting the fact that AI is not yet perfect, the whole "art imitating life", or artificial life in this case.
Send me a message if you like any of them, I'm going to use one or two over the next few months just for fun, an experiment in outsourcing to AI assistants.
If I had to choose, I think 1, 9, and 16 actually have some good design that could make for some distinctive branding
AI For Branding?
Now, to be serious for a second, this was just a 20 minute experiment trying out the new features of MS Paint. I haven't opened MS paint since win 3.11 with networking came out, so if getting people to use MS Paint again was what Microsoft had in mind, mission accomplished!
In the grand scheme of things, it is more of a proof of concept and a good example of how AI will infiltrate every app new or old, with the idea to try, and i emphasize "TRY", to make the user experience better in some way.
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