4 ms·
It ... really isn't. The one thing that an AI tool does do is create an image that looks like something right out of the gate. That might fool you into thinking
by Kim_Bruning 2y ago
It ... really isn't. The one thing that an AI tool does do is create an image that looks like something right out of the gate. That might fool you into thinking it's easy.
However, getting the picture you want, consistently, is a little bit more work. You might need to involve many more tools, including some old ones (blender for setting up, photoshop or gimp for post-processing) , and some weird new ones (like what the heck is a LoRA?)
It's like the one time I wrote an essay using LaTeX. Even when I was half-way done. It looked really well typeset and professional from the get-go, but of course half of the text was missing and still needed to be added.
- wizzwizz4 2y agoYou're describing art. Most people who make "AI art" are not making art: they're using the computer as their own personal content mill. Well, "most people" might be inaccurate. By volume, the people causing AI-generated content to come into existence are overwhelmingly just cranking the handle to churn out content, and that volume overwhelms everything else to the extent that it appears to be "most people", but might only be a few hundred. In the time it takes you to produce one artwork, they've got ten thousand 4096×4096 squares.