Yeah, that's what I want! Something to tell me that my pictures aren't very good. Now I'll have to buy an even more expensive camera!

or make better use of the one you have.

Interesting, I just tried evaluating a famous image using both programs and got very different results. Reading about the Everypixel Aesthetics, it appears that they're primarily evaluating the quality of stock images, so they may be evaluating much more than just the aesthetics of an image. Just shows that the results from AI is based primarily on the data use to teach the neural net.

Opinions from AI, like real people, depend upon who you ask.