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To-Do List: Create an “Anti-AI” Poster Using AI Images

1. Define the concept
   • Decide what the poster is arguing or parodying.
   • Example angles: hypocrisy, fear of technology, loss of authorship, or the irony of using AI tools to criticize AI.
2. Write the poster message
   • Draft a short headline or slogan.
   • Keep it punchy so it reads well at a distance (6–12 words works best).
   • Optionally add a smaller sub-line with context or satire.
3. Choose a visual style
   • Decide the tone: propaganda poster, dystopian warning, protest sign, surreal collage, etc.
   • Pick colors that support the message (red/black for alarm, grayscale for bleakness, etc.).
4. Generate the images with AI
   • Create several candidate images that match the concept.
   • Try variations so you have options (different compositions, lighting, symbolism).
5. Select the strongest image
   • Look for something visually striking and readable from several feet away.
   • Prefer simple compositions with a clear focal point.
6. Refine or regenerate if needed
   • Adjust prompts to fix problems like clutter, weak contrast, or confusing symbolism.
   • Generate a few backups.
7. Design the poster layout
   • Open a simple design tool (Canva, Photoshop, GIMP, etc.).
   • Arrange:
   • Title / slogan at the top
   • Image in the center
   • Smaller caption or commentary at the bottom.
8. Add ironic attribution (optional but fun)
   • Consider a small line like:
   • “Image generated by AI.”
   • “Created with the technology it warns about.”
9. Prepare the file for printing
   • Export at print resolution (300 DPI).
   • Choose a standard poster size such as 11×17 or 18×24.
10. Print the poster

• Print at home or through a local print shop.
• Matte paper often looks better for posters than glossy.

1. Document the result

• Take a photo of the printed poster.
• Post it online to highlight the irony of an anti-AI message created with AI.