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I may be an outlier here, but when I look at those images I can see that they're pretty but I'm not getting any sense of, well, character, backstory from them.
by rikroots 4y ago
I may be an outlier here, but when I look at those images I can see that they're pretty but I'm not getting any sense of, well, character, backstory from them. Maybe when the AI used to create them learns to go back and add some characteristic imperfections into the final output it will help, but at the moment they push me just the wrong side of the Uncanny Valley - I wouldn't want to have these portraits hanging in my living room.
- Kiro 4y agoAre you saying you can see these were generated by an AI based on lack of character? Would you pass a blind test? More Stable Diffusion examples: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=32493516 https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=32493516
- TulliusCicero 4y agoThe bar people are putting here on AI art seems kind of insane to me. Like, of the millions of working artists out there employed by various companies, what percentage of their output do you think meets this bar of "I wanna hang it up in my living room"? Maybe AI art won't be able to hit the bar of seriously moving people to feel deep emotions consistently, but what percentage of human-generated art manages to hit that?
- gitgud 4y ago> I wouldn't want to have these portraits hanging in my living room. There's a huge market of artwork that I don't like, that I would never hang up anywhere.... That's what this technology will compete with.