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DALL-E Chess in Jungle and Dunes

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Re: DALL-E Chess in Jungle and Dunes

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Post by emadehsan »

gus_massa wrote: post #2

Did you use the same prompt for all the images? How much cherrypicking did you do? How many images did you generate to get this set?

Most inputs were a combination from these:

"Painting/Digital Art/3D Render] of [Animals/Foxes/Monkeys] playing Chess in [Jungle/Dune/Desert]"

Some inputs were specific: "Capaybara vs Groundhog Chess match" or "Llama vs Panda/Red Panda in chess match"

I almost used all the credits OpenAI gave me for DALL-E. This set consists of about 50-60% of all the images I generated.

Re: DALL-E Chess in Jungle and Dunes

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Post by fab1an »

Amazed we haven't seen more DALL-E / Midjourney on HN. Probably the most astonishing new tech I've used since booting up a computer in the 90s.

Just generating images is barely doing the tools justice though - you can create entire mini movies with it, like SALT (a 70s sci-fi adventure happening on Twitter): https://twitter.com/SALT_VERSE/status/1536799731774537733

DALL-E's inpainting feature is incredibly powerful to generate very large scenes: https://twitter.com/fabianstelzer/status/1545752145273802752

Hard to believe that we're only beginning to scratch the surface here...

Re: DALL-E Chess in Jungle and Dunes

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Post by Plutoberth »

gus_massa wrote: post #2

Did you use the same prompt for all the images? How much cherrypicking did you do? How many images did you generate to get this set?

Not OP, but I generated over 150 images using DALL-E 2. Results in the quality of the images in the gallery are very common. Usually, for prompts as simple as this most of the output images (there are 4) look as good or better.

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Post by desindol »

fab1an wrote: post #4

Amazed we haven't seen more DALL-E / Midjourney on HN. Probably the most astonishing new tech I've used since booting up a computer in the 90s. Just generating images is barely doing the tools justice though - you can create entire mini movies with it, like SALT (a 70s sci-fi adventure happening on Twitter): https://twitter.com/SALT_VERSE/status/1536799731774537733 DALL-E's inpainting feature is incredibly powerful t…

Because it’s a novelty abused for attention with clickbait popculture references. It’s not ready for primetime.

Re: DALL-E Chess in Jungle and Dunes

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Post by quadcore »

I dont know how artists feel about DALL-E but as an amateur I feel bad. "This should be forbidden" bad. I guess the root of this feeling is the same as the one Copilot gives OSS programmers, it feels like theft and copyright enfringement. The pictures in this case uses techniques and colors scheme widely used by illustrator in the entertainment industries. Some of them are even above the average quality and that's scary too.

Do we know if regulators are looking into Copilot and DALL-E? To which extent do we want computer doing what human do? I mean.. Art? Feels like bad taste to me.

Re: DALL-E Chess in Jungle and Dunes

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Post by f0e4c2f7 »

la64710 wrote: post #7

Somehow I find the Dall-E and othe AI generated pictures revolting … is it the choice of colors or what I don’t know? It’s like looking at an art piece without a soul ..

Do you think you could pass a Pepsi challenge of random images from the internet vs Dalle?
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