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Compare with this https://1secondpainting.com/wp-content/uploads/2020/07/5999.... :)
I got this: https://1secondpainting.com/wp-content/uploads/2020/07/3046.... Even simpler. Blank canvas.
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First of all, my post was quite clearly interpreting a prior comment, not making a claim of my own about whether anyone should be disappointed. But since we're here: the gnashing of teeth on this thread about having been "mislead" does seem to me to be a bit out of proportion. This person really does seem to have developed a cool toy that uses AI to generate convincing abstract art, but many here aren't saying about…
I think people are just making a normal, perfectly correct and reasonable observation that the description was misleading, because it really was. But the hallmark of many internet comment threads is to try and get additional mileage out the conversation by subjecting said reasonable observations to the ritual exercise of switcheroos, contrarianism, idiosyncratic distinctions and unusual interpretations. Which leads t…
Here is art samples https://www.instagram.com/likeplus.plus/
Full HD samples https://imgur.com/a/XMnMi
Generated in real time low res or seconds for HD on iPad
Cool! Please use this technology to make a 4K video of an infinite zoom through the art. i.e. generate an image frame, zoom in 1% near the center of the image, re-anneal the art to fill in missing resolution, repeat. It would be analogous to the infinite exploration of the Mandelbrot fractal set. It might help us intuit the black box of the algorithm as well if it reaches some periodic local minima and keeps reproduc…
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What if they stockpiled enough images so that everyone was guaranteed a fresh image? Would there be any difference then?
No. They could've just said something like "get a new abstract painting in one click" and used phrases like "never before seen". But as-is, their claim is just not true.
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No. They could've just said something like "get a new abstract painting in one click" and used phrases like "never before seen". But as-is, their claim is just not true.
What's the difference? For the sake of argument, what if they had an infinite number of images pre-rendered?
That matters for two reasons, first because words and semantics are important, clear and correct communication is important. Second, the technology required to generate new paintings (cheaply and quickly) on demand is different from the technology required to generate a very large (infinite) number of paintings up front. They’re both interesting but for different reasons, and one shouldn’t be misrepresented as the other.
I got this one, which doesn't look abstract: https://1secondpainting.com/wp-content/uploads/2020/07/8.png