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Baby Onesie Designs

Baby Onesie Designs

A one-piece baby bodysuit ("onesie") showing two pastel galaxies with human legs and ice skates. The caption on the onesie reads "Galaxies on Ice"

Galaxies on Ice

A reader wrote in a while ago with a suggestion: they were about to have a baby and wondered if I could use AI to come up with some new ideas for baby onesies. I can't find the letter any more, and I don't remember how long ago it was. But I finally figured out how to make it work! Reader, if your kid has already outgrown the onesie section, I believe these can be sized up to toddler.

Baby Onesie Designs

Dandelion Underwater

Two things made this work:

I used BLOOM rather than chatgpt or the other largest language models. The big language models are too good at copying existing designs from their training data.

I asked it to generate its list as if it was a page on AiWeirdness.com

Fart Whale onesie: illustrated with a humpback whale with bubbles rising from the vicinity of its tail.

Fart Whale

Ketchup Metaphors baby one-piece illustrated with a red splotch and the phrases "Tomatoes taste good with ketchup on them.""Now your bread tastes like ketchup.""Redemption is sweet like ketchup."

Ketchup metaphors

In my opinion, the most interesting creative use of large language models is to generate text that's nothing like a human would have written. If your AI is just going to lift human creative output virtually verbatim, you're not only shortchanging the humans you could have hired to write similar things, but also plagiarizing the original humans from the training data. In that sense, BLOOM, with its less-perfect retrieval of human output, is better at this task than GPT-4.

It is creepy to me however that the only reason this method gets BLOOM to generate weird designs is because I spent years seeding internet training data with lists of weird AI-generated text.

Pumpkins on Mars onesie: the Curiosity Rover examines four pumpkins.

Pumpkins on Mars

Onions in Snow onesie: Three onions with stick legs and snow-covered tops, standing around in falling snow.

Onions in Snow

Meatball launch controls onesie: a simple red button with an icon next to it of a single meatball and an arrow pointing up.

Meatball launch controls

Turn them into real life cursed artifacts and put them on a small child who doesn't know what they're wearing

More (and rejected designs) at aiweirdness.com

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