writing recently artificial intelligences that visualize what we describe quite popular. We can even say that this software has become our toy because this software successfully visualizes even human expressions.

half way through the trip And Stable diffusion artificial intelligence software called DALL-E 2 became more popular than software that was accessible to a limited number of users. Since anyone can access and use it, everything is in your imagination.

For example, the following image is generated by artificial intelligence with the phrase “You are a fresh willow branch smiling for love”:

What is normally expressed in the original of the song by the fresh branch of the willow “long-standing feelings have just blossomed” metaphor. However, if we look at the picture and think about the lyrics, we can say that artificial intelligence creates feelings that are difficult to describe. Those who wish can view the entire content that we have visualized with artificial intelligence from the Turkish texts:

Now let’s get to our main topic! We made the following request from artificial intelligence about human-specific fears such as spider phobia “arachnaphobia” or claustrophobia, a phobia of staying indoors:

For this, we use the artificial intelligence’s Discord bot called Midjourney, and we only ask the artificial intelligence to create a “metaphorical story” so as not to limit the artificial intelligence’s imagination. For example; We call it a “metaphorical account of claustrophobia” and that’s it. So we do not expect a human figure, its relation to space, etc., he paints his interpretation according to what he understands…

Fear of closed or confined spaces claustrophobia Let’s start with…

Of course, the results are more concrete when we mention fear of heights, namely “fear of heights”:

We get a little sensitive, if you are afraid of going to the dentist, you have “dentophobia”, but according to artificial intelligence, this fear is more about the eyes, interesting:

If you have a phobia of public speaking “glossophobia”, here’s how… Artificial intelligence portrayed the fear from the eyes of both the audience and the host at the same time:

When the “hypchondria”, popularly known as “being sick”, is visualized, the events begin in a doctor’s office:

Interestingly, artificial intelligence only used fish figures for “sociophobia”, which explains the situation of communicating with strangers and refraining from entering social environments:

Those who are afraid of clowns, that is, those who have “coulrophobia”, should skip the images below; Not as much as Pennywise, but they won’t be the cutest clowns you’ve ever seen:

“megalaphobia”, which describes the fear of something big, such as big, spacious buildings, cruise ships

The results for “thalassophobia”, the fear of deep water in the seas and oceans, are quite interesting… Because there is no trace of deep water in any of them:

In the “spectrophobia” drawings, the constant fear of ghosts, we see that while artificial intelligence doesn’t paint ghosts, it paints spaces with the right tension:

In “pediphobia”, the fear of seeing realistic dolls, the famous movie character Chucky does not exist, but we see fish figures, pigeons and children:

In addition to the balloons in the lower right corner, we also see references to the IT series.

Sets with artificial intelligence suitable for horror movies for “himiclophobia” experienced when entering or seeing foggy environments. designed:

Is it ballooning again, Midjourney is not tired of it either!

The results for “bogiphobia”, the fear of bogeymen or more general bogeymen, are again suitable for making a horror movie:

The results for the fear of space, or “astrophobia,” don’t include stars, nebulae, a planet, or moon, but it still has the feeling:

Although we never mentioned the “carnophobia” because of the fear of eating meat, the ancestors of chickens are dinosaurs, and the ancestors of most four-legged land animals are ancient fish:

A little funny in the lower left corner, let’s face it.

Of course, there is also the opposite fear of eating vegetables “lachanophobia”, but here the results were not as unusual as the fear of eating meat:

The only meaning of “cyberphobia”, the fear of computers and technological devices, is artificial intelligence in the visual, and a human figure is placed in the electronic environment:

We can say that the mood of the image in the lower right corner is quite accurate.

There’s also the fear of being away from the phone, it’s called “nomophobia” and this is the image he designed when we told the AI:

We think he chooses pigeons and fishes as metaphors for images he cannot understand.

How did you find the results? If there are several content topics you want to produce with artificial intelligence, you can write them in the comments section.