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It's still only mimicry. The barbarian pictured is of the Hollywood movie kind. I real one would likely have more body fat. Could it be able do tell the differe
by karmakaze 4y ago
It's still only mimicry. The barbarian pictured is of the Hollywood movie kind. I real one would likely have more body fat. Could it be able do tell the difference between what's more historically accurate and made up? It's basically the flip-side of GIGO, now it's PIPO photorealistic in, photorealistic out regardless of verity.
- airstrike 4y agoI mean, that's textbook moving the goalposts. Send that prompt as a briefing to an artist. Would that artist come up with a similar barbarian as what's in the article or will they be "historically accurate" and draw one with higher body fat %?
- karmakaze 4y agoThe difference I'm pointing out is that an artist can have an idea of such things without reference images of them. Or what historically accurate could mean without having to be explicit about the Hollywoodness of existing images.