What Your U.S State Looks Like in AI As A Stereotype

Do you agree with what AI thinks your U.S state stereotype looks like?  Find out if AI gets it right or if there is way more to your state than what meets AI. 

The more comfort food the better, this state is stereotypical for it’s rich fatty food and taking its college football obsession to the next level.

Alaska is stereotyped for its wilderness and icy weather, they say that people from this state are simply immune to the cold.

Bonus points if you golf too. There are over 370 golf courses located in the state of Arizona.

They are stereotyped as rural, and banjo-playing, as well as cousin-marrying. Arkansas residents are quite defensive when it comes to these types of misconceptions.

The land of glitz and glamor, as the stereotype goes, everyone must be golden and desires to be a movie star or model, that is if they aren’t already.

It is believed that if you live here you must enjoy the outdoors and your craft beer, Believe it or not, but Colorado is home to an estimated 425 breweries and counting.

We aren’t sure that this is a hundred percent the case, but they do seem to look important from the outside.

The state has a self-proclaimed  divide of North Delaware and South Delaware, and don’t mistake people from one as the other. They won’t take to it kindly.

Although Florida is one of the most popular places for people in the US to retire. What’s not to love, it’s warm all year and the beaches are to die for. Luxury houses too? Sign us up!

Georgia is said to have a tight knit community and shared culture, coupled with a dominant Southern dialect.

If you live here you must know how to do both according to the stereotype. Do you think it’s true?

Dietary staples include fry sauce, finger steaks, and ice cream potatoes but not all at once of course.

There is literally no such thing as too much crust. Chicago sport goers know that you must be loyal to your team, your either Chicago Cubs or the White Sox and there is no in-between.

With a love of animals and all things fried, the state fair is yet another local staple here. Those Indiana natives definitely know how to have a good time.

Steak with a side of corn, yes please! They love their steak too and are said to cook it better than most other places in the U.S.A. If you’re looking for a filling meal it looks like this is the right place to be.

They are said to also be protective of Superman, although this superhero’s town is fiction it feels like home as it takes place in Kansas. Those small Kansas towns are already prepared to claim him as one of their own.

Yes, the Kentucky derby is as big as it seems but no, you’re not required to wear a big hat to attend. Although big hats are always more fun.

Louisiana prides itself on its unique and culturally influenced food as well. They swear that their gumbo and seafood is the best.

It is believed that the letter ‘R’ is only a suggestion with lobster turning into “Lobstah” and they sure eat a lot of it to know.

Any excuse to talk about crabs, you have those Marylanders on board. They practically live off a crab only diet so it is not a surprise that they have become “crab snobs.”

They say that people from Massachusetts are fascinated by all things Kennedy Family, would you agree?

Everyone seems to work, have worked or know someone who works at  Ford, General Motors Or Chrysler.

Community functions, potlucks and traditional church activities seem to be the norm. Did we mention they are also as loyal to their sports teams as they are to each other.

They are also said to tell a story better than you, both yours and theirs so prepared to sit back and enjoy the show.

Missouri has some iconic landmarks as well, like the Gateway Arch and no it is not solid stone.

Montana natives are said to always be prepared for anything that comes their way, they need to be for their intense weather climate. Brace yourselves since they don’t have a lot of patience for those who aren’t.

Some may even believe the stereotype that there is nothing to do there but on the contrary, there may be more than meets the eye. They are not void of music festivals, or a world-class zoo.

Nevada natives aren’t easily impressed so you’ll have to try a bit harder. Coming from such a party state, you best believe they can  hold their liquor quite skillfully too.

A big stereotype of New Hampshire is that they have no road rage, no matter how late or agitated they may be, they always appear calm, cool and collected.

They are also known to be notorious pizza and bagel snobs as well. Don’t challenge them to a bagel or pizza contest as they are confident that you will lose.

They may take road signals as a suggestion but don’t worry, you’ll get to where you intended to go, eventually. Outside languages other than English influenced New Mexico such as Native American and Spanish languages so it makes sense that people speak a mix of many nuances put together.

New Yorkers are a little rough around the edges but soft on the inside. They have hearts of gold, but it may take some digging for you to get to it. You may just poke through the layers with a real New York pizza, they are truly snobs when it comes to their local joints.

NASCAR is more than just a sport in this state, it’s a lifestyle choice. People here, live and breathe NASCAR to epic proportions. They have the NASCAR Hall of Fame, the NASCAR Technical Institute, the NASCAR Racing Experience, and the Charlotte Motor Speedway, shall we go on?

A winter wasteland with wild bison that roam the streets seems like an exaggeration to us. What have you heard?

As the stereotype goes, these nice folk don’t want to rock the boat. They are content in where they are and what they have.

They have their own way of doing and saying things and they aren’t afraid to correct you on the spot for getting it wrong.

They are passionate about the outdoors and they can’t complete their adventure without both coffee and beer. It’s a good thing we have two hands.

The never ending debate, soda or pop? I guess it depends who you ask, even people from Pennsylvania can’t agree.

They love to gossip, from what we heard and practically live at the beach. You can probably find them eating a seafood dish like some hot and tasty clam chowder.

Shrimp and Grits is a great part of their diet and they love hosting you in their home. This is a dinner party you don’t want to miss. They have one of the thickest southern accents of all the states down south.

They may drive slowly and not eat the healthiest but you won’t get an apology from these locals.

One of the biggest stereotypes in Tennessee is that everyone loves country music, knows everything about it and just can’t get enough.

From their hats to their barbecue to their hospitality, the people of Texas are said to do it bigger and better.

These residents have big families and work harder than anyone you will ever meet. They also have a very conservative population.

It is believed that there are more cows than people on this fine land of a state, but that isn’t accurate. There are more than 600,000 people and only 150,000 cows as of now.

These locals love to showcase their personalities and their car is no exception. Virginia has the highest percentage of vanity plates not to mention a strange love of pineapple.

Don’t even try to out coffee a Washington native, it’s a battle you will lose as the stereotype goes.

They love their hotdogs and apparently have a very strange way of eating it too. If it doesn’t have that southern flare of coleslaw and chili then they don’t want it. Are you prepared to handle this food the West Virginian way?

They are fiercely devoted sports fans and they will defend their team until the end. From the Packers to the Brewers to the Badgers if its a home team, they don’t discriminate, it has the Wisconsin name they are sold on it.

Nice to meat you, these Wyomingites never met a type of meat they didn’t want to eat. With locally made beef jerky and bison we think that the most pressing dilemma is what kind of meat should be cooked for dinner. The meaty options are endless.

Did AI nail it or are there more to these states? Whether your state stereotype is somewhat true or far from it, we hope you get inspired to see the state for yourself and decide on your own.