The first thing that you might think when you see visual images produced by WordsEye is that you are viewing the work of an extremely talented and creative artist. Pictures of a dinosaur standing next to a chocolate cake, shiny gray spaceships on the lunar surface and rainbow-colored African safari animals are easily worth 1,000 words. However, these images were not created by a human, they were created by a machine. WordsEye is a new Web app that translates a few lines of user text about a scene into an artistic image using artificial intelligence. For example, a user might type in, "The canyon is tall. An enormous chocolate cake is three feet to the left of the dinosaur."

Can artificial intelligence be creative? WordsEye strives to be, turning your words into illustrations.

A new app has emerged claiming it can turn your words into illustration. The first thing that you might think when you see visuals produced by this app named – WordsEye is that you are viewing the work of a talented and creative or graphics artist. Pictures of an elephant standing next to a chocolate cake, shiny spaceships on the lunar surface and rainbow-coloured African safari animals are easily worth 1,000s of words. However, truth be told, these visuals were not created by any human, they were created by a machine running on an intelligent app. WordsEye is a new web application that receives and then translates a few lines of user-input text about a particular scene and then turn it into an artistic illustration using the algorithms of artificial intelligence.