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Well, because the AI already knows how the Germans looked in WW2, the "problem" is the censoring in place. If you removed the censoring from the algorithm, then

Well, because the AI already knows how the Germans looked in WW2, the "problem" is the censoring in place. If you removed the censoring from the algorithm, then it would generate the accurate images you asked for. Not advocating removing all censorship on these models, but if you actually need WW2 images for some project, say a Youtube video, getting a bunch of images of black people with Stahlhelm's isn't really ideal. Just imagine a serious-styled amateur Youtube WW2 documentary using AI-images here and there, but almost all of the German army consists of minorities, it really sets the wrong tone! There is a sweet spot for this sort of thing.

aebtebeten 3y ago
> because the AI already knows how the Germans looked in WW2 Does it? I had thought it was supposed to be generating these, not retrieving them? (in which case I would find it unremarkable if it had encoded Picture(Nazi) = head(human) + hat(Stalhelm) instead of going all the way to Picture(Nazi) = head(human.melanin(low)) + hat(Stahlhelm); see cousin comment about 6-fingered hands vs. Hox conservation) But maybe I'm biased because I've mainly tried to get AI to do coding and math, and my usual results have been exactly along these lines: the general shape might be almost there, but the details never match up.