paint.wtf

A drawing game where an AI is the judge

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Think “Cards Against Humanity” meets Microsoft Paint. Now add an AI as the judge. Paint.wtf challenges you to draw your best on zany prompts and then be scored by an AI. See if you can rank atop the global leaderboard. A new prompt is released every 2 hours!
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Launch Team

What do you think? …

Brad Dwyer
Hey, Product Hunt! Excited to share our crazy AI game with you. https://paint.wtf is a game that challenges you to create the best drawing possible, scored by AI. When OpenAI came out with a new machine learning model called CLIP on January 5th, we knew we wanted to experiment with it. CLIP is sort of like the world’s best AI caption writer. We thought it’d be fun to put it to the test by having it score user submitted drawings against crazy Cards Against Humanity style prompts. So, a user draws, and then CLIP assigns it a score based on how similar the model interprets that illustration to the prompt. Since building paint.wtf this weekend, over 90,000 drawings have been submitted so far! We’ve seen people try to game the model by writing the prompt in text or submitting irrelevant content (but slight tweaks have been able to work around them). We’ve been really impressed with CLIP’s resilience. We’re excited to hear your feedback -- and see your world class drawings! Good luck! And be sure to let us know if you find any more interesting failure modes.
Thomas
@braddwyer I love this website! There are many things I like about it, but I have also got some things that you could possible improve on. There are many diverse prompts that bring out the creative side in people (including me) which is very good! The AI is pretty accurate, although sometimes it might rank random things higher than drawings of the prompt. Sometimes the AI ranks blank or one-colour backgrounds very high, which can be a bit annoying. Also, the names can repeat on the leaderboards, making it hard to tell which one is yours when you've been scrolling for a while. Other than that, this is a very nice website to go on if you have free time.
Brad Dwyer
@braddwyer @thomas_pym thanks for the kind words! We tweaked the model a couple of times yesterday to hopefully improve some of that. We are working on a “link Twitter” option so you can get your name on the leaderboard instead of all anonymous placeholder names. One thing that I think is tripping people up is that once we discovered the mode can read hand drawn text we penalized that but right now it’s pretty opaque; you don’t know you were penalized. I’m planning to add that to the interface today.
Vladimír Seman
@braddwyer that is fun. my day is a bit brighter :-) thank you!
Sam Abrika
@braddwyer I'm absolutely infuriated that your AI doesn't see the beauty in my holy grail surrounded by treasure. I spent at least 30 seconds trying to draw 2 chests. I even made one open and one closed for more realism. Just kidding this is such a funny game, I love it!
Ryan Hoover
AI-driven judging is a fascinating thread to pull. 🤔
Brad Dwyer
@rrhoover let's see your drawing!
Erik Dunteman
@rrhoover RYAN do it. Let's see your drawing of a $5 toilet
Joseph Nelson
@rrhoover Special prompt for you 👀 https://paint.wtf/draw/0pVzl
David Nandwa
So much fun!! Only complaint is how much it's exposed my terrible drawing skills.