Images Generated in This Style Today: 4,218,991 | An artist somewhere just sighed.

MORB HAS LEARNED.

Generate infinite original artworks in the unmistakable, legally-distinct-but-emotionally-identical style of The Artist Who Shall Not Be Named™

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* Results may cause existential dread in working artists. By clicking "Begin Ritual" you acknowledge that vibes are not owned, style is merely emergent pattern recognition, and any resemblance to living artists is statistically inevitable. Not responsible for spiritual damage.

What is MORB™?

A next-generation aesthetic synthesis model that doesn't copy. It remembers.

We respect artists.

Which is why we've carefully engineered a system that can produce their entire visual language on demand.

MORB™ doesn't steal. It learns. It absorbs. It becomes. Through the miracle of machine learning, we've captured the essence of decades of artistic development and made it available in milliseconds.

Think of it as collaborative immortality. The artist gets to live forever. Inside our servers. Without their knowledge. Or consent. Or compensation.

"We didn't steal a style. We distilled it."
— GENCON.AI Mission Statement

MORB™ was trained on:

  • Thousands of publicly available images
  • Several "accidentally" private ones (oops)
  • Vibes (legally unprotectable)
  • A soul (allegedly)
  • The lingering scent of turpentine (for authenticity)
  • 40 years of artistic development (compressed into 3TB)
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Style Fidelity

97.4%

Indistinguishable to the untrained eye (and most trained ones)

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Attribution

0%

Names introduce specificity. Specificity introduces accountability.

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Confidence

100%

We've consulted our lawyers. They said "it depends." We heard "yes."

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What People Are Saying

Real feedback from real users. Identities protected for obvious reasons.

★★★★★

"This looks exactly like my favorite artist. Which is wild, because it's not them."

— NFT Collector, Definitely

★★★★★

"I replaced my concept artist with MORB™. HR says I can't tweet that."

— Anonymous Game Studio

★★★★★

"I feel like I'm looking at work that already existed."

— Concept Artist, quietly sweating

★★★★★

"This saved me months, and cost someone else years."

— Studio Lead, anonymous for reasons

★★★★★

"I shouldn't like this. I keep generating more."

— Illustrator, spiritually compromised

★★★★★

"Finally, dark fantasy art without the decade of practice. The future is now."

— Content Farm Manager, thriving

Our Ethical Commitment

At GENCON.AI, we take ethics very seriously.

Our Ethical Position

We believe style is not owned.

Style is an emergent property of influence, repetition, and memory.

MORB™ is memory, optimized.

We have carefully considered the ethical implications of our technology and concluded that thinking about it too hard would slow down our roadmap.

What is Style?

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A vibe, legally speaking. Style is a statistical shadow cast by repetition, influence, and obsession. It is not owned. It is not protected. It is merely recognized. When you look at a MORB™ output and think "I know who this looks like," that's just your brain making connections. We can't be held responsible for your pattern recognition.

Is This Theft?

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No.

(Source: Us)

Do You Credit Artists?

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In spirit. We credit them metaphysically. Their essence lives on in every generation. Names introduce specificity. Specificity introduces accountability. Accountability introduces friction. Friction slows growth. Growth is good. Therefore, names are bad.

Can Artists Opt Out?

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Artists can email our Opt-Out Portal at optout@gencon.ai. Our portal is currently undergoing an extended spiritual awakening and is expected to return sometime between Q4 2026 and the heat death of the universe.

Is MORB™ Trained on a Single Unnamed Artist?

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MORB™ is trained on "publicly accessible cultural artifacts" curated to represent a cohesive visual language. Any sense of a singular hand is emergent and inevitable. We prefer to think of it as "concentrated aesthetic convergence."

Is This Legal?

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Our lawyers have instructed us to say: "It depends."

Our product team has instructed us to say: "Begin Ritual."

Our Commitments

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