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Show HN: Ailice – This model does not exist

#1

Post by dannypostma »

Hey HN, meet Ailice.

She doesn't exist — she was created using multiple AIs as a crowdsourcing experiment.

Help pick her best photos — the most popular ones will be posted on her Instagram.

→ http://thismodeldoesnotexist.co

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#6

Post by narrator »

It seems like 80% of generated images from these AI things I see on forums and facebook are of pretty women. Not that I don't like pretty women... but it's just so obvious.

Is this a harbinger of the future? Everyone stays in their pods and talks to their AI generated dream girlfriend all day?

Re: Show HN: Ailice – This model does not exist

#7

Post by metadat »

mkoryak wrote: post #3
metadat wrote: post #2

Nice legs and feet.. not. https://storage.googleapis.com/thismodeldoesnotexist/photos/... Impeccable URL, though.

Legs??! She is holding a severed camel head

Damn, you're right. Honestly, I was focused on the awkwardly shaped legs and feet.

Not the first time I've missed the forest from the trees.

Re: Show HN: Ailice – This model does not exist

#8

Post by tommiegannert »

mkoryak wrote: post #3
metadat wrote: post #2

Nice legs and feet.. not. https://storage.googleapis.com/thismodeldoesnotexist/photos/... Impeccable URL, though.

Legs??! She is holding a severed camel head

And the camel only has three legs.

In a few papers, we'll have GANs that can make this more consistent: she'll be holding a camel leg instead of a head.

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#10

Post by joshink1 »

narrator wrote: post #6

It seems like 80% of generated images from these AI things I see on forums and facebook are of pretty women. Not that I don't like pretty women... but it's just so obvious. Is this a harbinger of the future? Everyone stays in their pods and talks to their AI generated dream girlfriend all day?

The prettiness could be an emergent effect of any feature compositing done by the algorithms. On average, the composite faces of a group of random individuals look more attractive than most of the individual members of the group. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Averageness
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