The New Yorker published a profile of OpenAI CEO Sam Altman featuring an unsettling AI-generated illustration with disembodied faces surrounding his head
Artist David Szauder created the image using generative AI tools and disclosed this in a caption, raising questions about the appropriateness of using AI art for AI-related stories
Szauder is a mixed-media artist with over a decade of experience working with collage, video, and generative art processes predating commercial AI tools
The creepy imagery—featuring distorted alternate versions of Altman's face—illustrates the irony and potential controversy of illustrating AI stories with AI-generated content
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