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It's hard for me to ignore that generative AI can do images and text so the immediate usefulness of this resolving conflicting edits is going over my head. Bot
by vsareto 3y ago
It's hard for me to ignore that generative AI can do images and text so the immediate usefulness of this resolving conflicting edits is going over my head.
Both users would have to share an intent that has more details that what a particular conflict and the current canvases have to offer. From there though, you could synthesize a compromise, like let's say choosing a color that isn't either user's first choice but is close enough to both, and also happens to be a good choice given the rest of the image. Or it decides that a compromise isn't a good idea and that choosing one of the user's edits is best.
If you didn't want to share that intent though, you are giving up your intent to the machine's intent (however it was trained), so you may as well generate two separate things and use some other tools to mix them.