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How much of it is it `painting` though? It looks like your typical startup, combine two ideas into one. (Image) Search engine + Photoshop. You enter some prompt
by spaceheater 4y ago
How much of it is it `painting` though? It looks like your typical startup, combine two ideas into one. (Image) Search engine + Photoshop. You enter some prompts, it searches it's database for matches, and meshes all found results into a single visually pleasing image. Can it draw something that is not a mesh or a variation of it's database? Can you?
- kevmo314 4y agoWhat is painting if not a mesh of ideas?
- spaceheater 4y agoAt bare minimum I can think of the 3D space the character is in, and rotate and shift it to any location and position I can dream of, even if I have never seen it before. When we will have 3D aware AI, that would be interesting.
- simonw 4y agoI don't that "searches it's database for matches" description is a great metaphor for how this really works. As Andy points out in this article, the model itself is a 4.2GB file. That's way, way too small to work as a "database" of examples it can stitch together. I think of it instead as an enormous mass of loosley assembled impressions of concepts - everything from a low-level primitive like a triangle to a Star Destroyer. You can use text prompts to combine those primitives - so you could get it to generate something just from dots and lines and shapes, or you could mix in extremely detailed concepts like the Seattle skyline - or anything in between.