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I played with these tools a lot, so expected bad results as soon as I read the prompt. Still found the post really interesting as it explores a very realistic
by hey2022 4y ago
I played with these tools a lot, so expected bad results as soon as I read the prompt.
Still found the post really interesting as it explores a very realistic use case. A client needs something simple designed for a blog post. Should they use AI or a human designer?
I read somewhere in the comments here that these tools are very bad at counting. Which is an interesting limitation with far reaching implications.
- Filligree 4y ago> I read somewhere in the comments here that these tools are very bad at counting. Which is an interesting limitation with far reaching implications. It may not make much difference, but it's not so much that they're bad at counting, as that they don't even try. The way the prompt is parsed and diffused doesn't allow for that sort of logic. All a "two people" prompt or some such provides, is a hint to push the AI towards that section of latent space where training-set images titled "two people" exists. That's not "counting", and it would be truly amazing if any sense of math emerged de-novo from this training process. Doesn't mean it can't be done — it means we aren't trying.
- girvo 4y ago> it means we aren't trying It'll be pretty exciting times once we do!