AI redesigns all 20 Premier League home kits, some are better than the real thing

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There’s no doubt about it, generative AI will eventually creep into just about every aspect of our lives. But while some might it intrusive, creepy or even job-threatening, you can’t help being a little awestruck on just how effective it can be in some areas.

It has already been used todesign a new flavour of Coca-Cola(to disastrous effect, in my opinion), and will form the bedrock of anew Alexa experience going forward– to provide a digital assistant that really understands where you’re coming from.

However, perhaps its most visually stunning use is in its ability to create designs and art from seemingly nothing but a few key phrases. Take this collection of Premier League football shirts, for example.

Football shirt collectorDan – Football Shirts FC(viaSportBible) asked ChatGPT to design new home kits for all 20 2023/24 Premier League teams with some amazing results, which he posted on X (formerly Twitter).

In fact, many of them are better than the shirts currently worn in matches.

Image1of20Arsenal(Image credit: Dan - Retro Shirts FC)Aston Villa(Image credit: Dan - Retro Shirts FC)Bournemouth(Image credit: Dan - Retro Shirts FC)Brentford(Image credit: Dan - Retro Shirts FC)Brighton & Hove Albion(Image credit: Dan - Retro Shirts FC)Burnley(Image credit: Dan - Retro Shirts FC)Chelsea(Image credit: Dan - Retro Shirts FC)Crystal Palace(Image credit: Dan - Retro Shirts FC)Everton(Image credit: Dan - Retro Shirts FC)Fulham(Image credit: Dan - Retro Shirts FC)Liverpool(Image credit: Dan - Retro Shirts FC)Luton Town(Image credit: Dan - Retro Shirts FC)Manchester City(Image credit: Dan - Retro Shirts FC)Manchester United(Image credit: Dan - Retro Shirts FC)Newcastle(Image credit: Dan - Retro Shirts FC)Nottingham Forest(Image credit: Dan - Retro Shirts FC)Sheffield United(Image credit: Dan - Retro Shirts FC)Tottenham Hotspur(Image credit: Dan - Retro Shirts FC)West Ham United(Image credit: Dan - Retro Shirts FC)Wolverhampton Wanderers(Image credit: Dan - Retro Shirts FC)

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Arsenal(Image credit: Dan - Retro Shirts FC)Aston Villa(Image credit: Dan - Retro Shirts FC)Bournemouth(Image credit: Dan - Retro Shirts FC)Brentford(Image credit: Dan - Retro Shirts FC)Brighton & Hove Albion(Image credit: Dan - Retro Shirts FC)Burnley(Image credit: Dan - Retro Shirts FC)Chelsea(Image credit: Dan - Retro Shirts FC)Crystal Palace(Image credit: Dan - Retro Shirts FC)Everton(Image credit: Dan - Retro Shirts FC)Fulham(Image credit: Dan - Retro Shirts FC)Liverpool(Image credit: Dan - Retro Shirts FC)Luton Town(Image credit: Dan - Retro Shirts FC)Manchester City(Image credit: Dan - Retro Shirts FC)Manchester United(Image credit: Dan - Retro Shirts FC)Newcastle(Image credit: Dan - Retro Shirts FC)Nottingham Forest(Image credit: Dan - Retro Shirts FC)Sheffield United(Image credit: Dan - Retro Shirts FC)Tottenham Hotspur(Image credit: Dan - Retro Shirts FC)West Ham United(Image credit: Dan - Retro Shirts FC)Wolverhampton Wanderers(Image credit: Dan - Retro Shirts FC)

Arsenal(Image credit: Dan - Retro Shirts FC)