Beautiful examples... but does anyone else dislike infinite scrolling websites? It feels like a dark pattern intended to maximize time spent on the site.
OpenArt: “Pinterest” for Dalle-2 images and prompts
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#72This one impresses me: https://openai-labs-public-images-prod.azureedge.net/user-BA... The shadow of the hand is correct.
>The shadow of the hand is correct. That must mean that the AI copied both the hand and the hand's shadow from the original.
It doesn't "copy". These are not collages patched together from different original images.
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#73Earlier quoted context omitted.
>The shadow of the hand is correct. That must mean that the AI copied both the hand and the hand's shadow from the original.
It doesn't "copy". These are not collages patched together from different original images.
I very much doubt this. One of the clues is the reproduction of artifacts that have nothing to do with the original prompt - for example the Getty images logo.
In this case, I think that the hand and its shadow are both part of a single original artwork. If they weren't, there would be two other explanations I could see: one, that the AI understands lighting and 3d somewhat, and applied the shadow accordingly, or two, that there are many such images that have a hand a shadow in a similar place, and therefore the AI has it as an association of sorts. I find both of these explanations less likely than the original theory, which would be that the hand and the shadow are part of a single original work that was, even if not copied verbatim, then used as unmistakable influence for the result.
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#74So much comes from the structure of the prompt. I've played a lot with dalle-mini, because that's all I had access to, and it's interesting to take prompts from this page (OpenArt) and try them over in dalle-mini.
For example, just paste this (From an OpenArt example):
"A young girl with long wavy black hair is riding a motocycle, she is riding through sunset, she has long black boots. Perspective is from back. Pixel art."
The results, in dalle-mini, are so much better than anything I've ever gotten out of it.
And, then, try variation on the theme:
"A young boy with short blonde hair is playing a stratocaster, he is playing in front of a garden stream, he is wearing blue jeans. Perspective is from front. Watercolor."
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#75I love all of these!
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#76Is there someone in the illustrator community who is not excited about this meaningful technology? So cool. You don't have a job anymore. As a start, you will get less money. Why I have to pay you when GPT 3 can generate prompts for DALL-E? Send your congratulations to the geniuses which in search of validation and budget optimization are bringing this revolution ahead. This thing proved for me that the UI design and…
You have this flippant perspective since you're comparing to human generated art from a decade ago. Humans have already commoditized human. Top rate human generated art looks something like so: https://youtu.be/iKBs9l8jS6Q which the AI generated models will lag for a while still.
Flippant? I am amazed at people who cut their bread trough technology and cannot grasp Exponential growth https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Exponential_growth
When Sars2 come two and a half years ago (the end of 2019), I rearranged my whole life, restructured my company, moved to rural area. The whole world is changed, socially, economically and mentally. The same people who accused me of overreacting now have several vaccinations and track themselves regularly.
>I agree with Elon Musk that when we build A.I. without a kill switch, we are “summoning the demon” and that humans could end up, as Steve Wozniak said, as the family pets. (If we’re lucky.)
https://www.nytimes.com/2021/10/30/opinion/eric-schmidt-ai.h...
Re: OpenArt: “Pinterest” for Dalle-2 images and prompts
#77Is there someone in the illustrator community who is not excited about this meaningful technology? So cool. You don't have a job anymore. As a start, you will get less money. Why I have to pay you when GPT 3 can generate prompts for DALL-E? Send your congratulations to the geniuses which in search of validation and budget optimization are bringing this revolution ahead. This thing proved for me that the UI design and…
Digital artists are already using these tools to speed up their process immensely: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EsQgD9yNMxU
Since when "speeding up" is a marker of quality?
I see someone writing prompts, not drawing or painting at all:)
So exciting. Right?
Hey Michelangelo, you are deadly slow, we will give you this speedup brush to meet the Quarterly Report requirements from the Pope. If you don't comply, the local bard will describe with words better than you.
From the comment section of your post:
> MAH1RO 2 weeks ago To be honest: This is the most DEPRESSING technology for my personal life. Yes, sure. AI will never be as 100% perfect as the absolute top-artists. But even just the 90% that the AI can produce are enough for most companies or whatever. So they can get cheap art and many "real" artists are going down - or are FORCED to use the AI too and just do the little polishing in the end to make a living. To me thats not what art is. I want to create art. Not let a program do 90% for me and then just optimize it a little.
And the other thing is: This programs use MILLIONS of artworks without consent. So everyone can nearly copy your art with an AI like this with just a few alterations. Yes, humans will always create art. But stuff like this lowers the value of "real" art and the time you invested in it so much, it breaks my heart...
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#78Branding detail:
The expression "OpenArt" sounds like a good fit for true art, as opposed to a form of synthetic visual production of visual arts mimicking art. In a way is hijacking the notion of arts out of humanity.
Any philosophers around to help us with this?
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#79Earlier quoted context omitted.
Digital artists are already using these tools to speed up their process immensely: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EsQgD9yNMxU
Since when "speeding up" is a marker of quality? I see someone writing prompts, not drawing or painting at all:) So exciting. Right? Hey Michelangelo, you are deadly slow, we will give you this speedup brush to meet the Quarterly Report requirements from the Pope. If you don't comply, the local bard will describe with words better than you. From the comment section of your post: > MAH1RO 2 weeks ago To be honest: Thi…
There are tons of artists who value speed even without managers or deadlines. I can see animators making great use of AI to:
1. Quickly create storyboards that convey the mood and style of the scenes 2. Sketch out rough ideas for characters, environments 3. Generate the in-between frames of animations
AI will be used as a tool, it's the artists job to judge the output, guide it, and tweak it as necessary. Just like a movie director. Except unlike directors who need an entire team of workers, AI will empower independent artists who will now be able to create entire animations on their own.
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#80I'd like to chat with the founder of openart.ai about a possible opportunity. Can you provide me with your contact info?