Artist Uses Artificial Intelligence To Visualise Delhi's Future Amid Rising Pollution, Internet Is Shocked

In one of the images shared by Kohli, an elderly woman is seen wearing a gas mask walking on the streets of Delhi.

Artist uses artificial intelligence to visualise Delhi

We all know Delhi faces the problem of extreme pollution that aggravates during winters due to farm fires. Several measures have been taken by the Centre to bring the situation under control but not much has been achieved. And as the national capital continued to be the most polluted city in the country in 2022, an Artificial Intelligence artist took to Twitter and posted pictures created by artificial intelligence that shows how Delhi will look in the future.

"What will New Delhi and its battle with pollution look like in the future? Visualized using ai," the caption of the post shared by artist Madhav Kohli reads.

In one of the images shared by Kohli, an elderly woman is seen wearing a gas mask walking on the streets of Delhi.

What will New Delhi and its battle with pollution look like in the future?

Visualized using ai pic.twitter.com/v9vQDyoNax

— Madhav Kohli (@mvdhav) January 11, 2023

Another image shows people with gas masks doing their daily activity. A few other pictures showed people with depressed expressions, sadness and worry.

 The artist also showcased the potential impact of pollution on the city's architecture. 

Smog will make the day look like this pic.twitter.com/yXVRvAa4wK

— Madhav Kohli (@mvdhav) January 11, 2023

Since being shared on the micro-blogging site, the post has amassed over 11,000 views and several comments.

"We can’t even get people to wear these with a deadly pandemic," wrote one user on the post.

We can’t even get people to wear these with a deadly pandemic. 😭

— liam (@W_illiam_C) January 14, 2023

"The visuals are ai generated,not the description. None the less scary visuals," wrote another.

The visuals are ai generated,not the description. None the less scary visuals

— manhasnoname (@savnas32) January 11, 2023

"Really sad seeing these pictures," wrote a third.