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I think we agree. "Giving a prompt to a black-box model created by a large corporation" is just the average, and the popular perception of the term "generative
by pierrec 3y ago
I think we agree. "Giving a prompt to a black-box model created by a large corporation" is just the average, and the popular perception of the term "generative art". Genuary is also explicitly about making art with code, so there is a more technical distinction that has nothing to do with the amount of effort required.
And maybe the solution is for Genuary to embrace AI art and to stop describing itself as doing things with code specifically. It's something to consider, but I think the AI art would drown out the algorithmic stuff, and the latter would probably have an exodus and be forced to start something else.
As for people gatekeeping and being dismissive, yes those people are out there. Hopefully my comment did not imply any of that.
- Lerc 3y agoI don't think one style would be too dominant. Looking at the prompt list I can see some themes favouring code generation and some favouring AI generation. It would be kinda nice to see some people trying to blend the techniques, like particle systems generating depth-map ControlNets. Animation is still a tough proposition for AI, even with the video generation models available now, having control and consistency is a battle.