CanvaGPT is no good

In my seemingly silly pursuit of AI tools that are helpful, I came across an advertorial for the new CanvaGPT. As I use a lot of graphics in my social media posts, I thought it might be fun to try out this new tool to see if it would add value to my experience.

I have a bit of experience with Canva at school. Some teachers were raving about it, so I gave it a go. Honestly, I didn’t like it. I stuck with my Adobe tools. Nevertheless, a GPT version?

Here’s the prompt: “Create a social media post about autism with a quote from Dr. Sukhareva.” In case you’re new here and never heard of Dr. Sukhareva, here’s a link to catch you up.

Here’s the response.

Might there be a problem with this?

I asked CanvaGPT to re-do the image. Here’s the prompt: “No puzzle pieces. Identity-first language. An actual Sukhareva quote. Focus on autistic adults.”

Here’s the revised image.

Ok … enough.

I’m done.