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All that drawing and character design practice for nothing I guess.

• userbinator 7y ago
  Don't forget that this would not have been possible if it weren't for the human creation of art. Machines cannot really think, but they can leverage and amplify.
• jchw 7y ago
  These things are pretty damn impressive, but I would guess like self driving cars, we’re pretty far away from them displacing humans at the same task. It does seem like technology in this vein could be used to help the creative process, though on that note it’s only as good as its data set, which is of course something a human has to handle for now. Even if robots replace human illustration in short order, it will probably never stop being a fun hobby, and I imagine neural networks were bound to be at least involved in the process at some point. People still draw on paper even though it’s hard to argue against the benefits of modern digital drawing.
  • meruru 7y ago
    >I would guess like self driving cars, we’re pretty far away from them displacing humans at the same task That does NOT make me happy. Self-driving cars are just around the corner!
• imtringued 7y ago
  From what I've seen the end result contains a lot of artifacts. If I were in the market for a poster I'd still want a real artist to use the generated version as a rough sketch and redraw it properly.