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AI doesn’t copy and paste art though, it generates new art based off of patterns it’s seen in its training material. If it’s training material heavily features
by mock-possum 3y ago
AI doesn’t copy and paste art though, it generates new art based off of patterns it’s seen in its training material. If it’s training material heavily features red squares, and you prompt it to generate a new piece, chances are you’ll get something with a red square - not because it copied that red square from any particular piece, but because it was a common element. There’s a difference between reproducing common elements in pursuit of adhering to a style, and copying and pasting.
- mehlmao 3y agohttps://arxiv.org/pdf/2301.13188.pdf https://arxiv.org/pdf/2301.13188.pdf Stable Diffusion spits out slightly blurrier versions of the pictures in its training set.
- oceanofsolaris 3y agoBut that’s not the default behaviour of these models at all. Instead you have to work pretty hard to extract these original images. When using the models normally, they do generate new content, even if the style and subjects are of course interpolated from training data.
- Dylan16807 3y agoIt can do that for some images, and that's a training mistake. There's no way it can do that for more than a tiny fraction. "we bias our search towards duplicated training examples because these are orders of magnitude more likely to be memorized than non-duplicated example"
- Filligree 3y agoIf you deliberately try to make it do so. Even then it usually doesn’t work.