> When you have so much variety in images, I got acclimatized to them and they all became the same and uninteresting after a while. IMHO, the results of these

> When you have so much variety in images, I got acclimatized to them and they all became the same and uninteresting after a while. IMHO, the results of these image generators also tend to be pretty mediocre. Not terrible, but like those Beeple NFT images: something made by someone of middling talent without inspiration, mainly as an excuse to use tools. Also, when I played with stable diffusion specifically, the stuff it generated frequently had a horror-show quality, because it has no idea about stuff like how many legs people have. I wonder if these generators will plateau, because the "throw more training data at it" technique will be undermined by mediocre-to-poor AI generated images.