Kitchen Renovation ideas animation using Stable Diffusion [video]
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Re: Kitchen Renovation ideas animation using Stable Diffusion [video]
#12Earlier quoted context omitted.
that is super cool you are in that industry, any thoughts on a tool that assists interior design teams/architects on this kind of ideation?
It has the potential to retire the average salaryman in the creativity field (not just interior design teams/architects but specially UI/web designers). Outliers will be outliers and choosing one may give the client an edge but the average creative may not do much better than this "AI" and as such loose the ability to put bread on the table doing "creative" work.
Re: Kitchen Renovation ideas animation using Stable Diffusion [video]
#13Once we can do "more like this", "less like that" in a way that doesn't require a 3 paragraph inscrutable word soup for prompts, I don't see how this doesn't revolutionalize most industries that need any type of quick prototyping of anything. You could do this for any sort of web / mobile / whatever UI, designing houses, cars, any object really, fashion, etc. It's all going to be so much faster.
Re: Kitchen Renovation ideas animation using Stable Diffusion [video]
#14Stable Diffusion opens a lot a avenues and yet it is somewhat "restricted" to what it "knows/understands". Put differently, if cars it exposed to is black can it paint them pink ? What about even higher level construct ? It can not innovate can it ? Not yet ?
Anyways, fascinating.
Re: Kitchen Renovation ideas animation using Stable Diffusion [video]
#15And at the same time ... only variation of conformism ? Stable Diffusion opens a lot a avenues and yet it is somewhat "restricted" to what it "knows/understands". Put differently, if cars it exposed to is black can it paint them pink ? What about even higher level construct ? It can not innovate can it ? Not yet ? Anyways, fascinating.
Very few people in creative industries are truly pushing that industry into new frontiers, and that is actually appropriate. Exploring outside the frontier is actually full of failure, and far less likely to produce something most people want.
I honestly think that people operating outside of the frontier of established creative trends technically have a completely different set of skills, and a completely different job altogether, than people who create within the boundaries.
Re: Kitchen Renovation ideas animation using Stable Diffusion [video]
#16Earlier quoted context omitted.
that is super cool you are in that industry, any thoughts on a tool that assists interior design teams/architects on this kind of ideation?
It has the potential to retire the average salaryman in the creativity field (not just interior design teams/architects but specially UI/web designers). Outliers will be outliers and choosing one may give the client an edge but the average creative may not do much better than this "AI" and as such loose the ability to put bread on the table doing "creative" work.
Re: Kitchen Renovation ideas animation using Stable Diffusion [video]
#17And at the same time ... only variation of conformism ? Stable Diffusion opens a lot a avenues and yet it is somewhat "restricted" to what it "knows/understands". Put differently, if cars it exposed to is black can it paint them pink ? What about even higher level construct ? It can not innovate can it ? Not yet ? Anyways, fascinating.
However, we should not neglect small incremental innovation that is created by combining previously known knowledge in new ways.
Re: Kitchen Renovation ideas animation using Stable Diffusion [video]
#18Once we can do "more like this", "less like that" in a way that doesn't require a 3 paragraph inscrutable word soup for prompts, I don't see how this doesn't revolutionalize most industries that need any type of quick prototyping of anything. You could do this for any sort of web / mobile / whatever UI, designing houses, cars, any object really, fashion, etc. It's all going to be so much faster.
Re: Kitchen Renovation ideas animation using Stable Diffusion [video]
#19Earlier quoted context omitted.
It has the potential to retire the average salaryman in the creativity field (not just interior design teams/architects but specially UI/web designers). Outliers will be outliers and choosing one may give the client an edge but the average creative may not do much better than this "AI" and as such loose the ability to put bread on the table doing "creative" work.
Do you think it's gonna be a tool used by these "average teams" or like a standalone self-serve product without any service human involved? I'd bet on a former, but why do you think?