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It's possible that your model wasn't great, for my experience, in the past I uploaded an AI image in the same style of a certain artist to a website that organi

by GaggiX 2y ago

It's possible that your model wasn't great, for my experience, in the past I uploaded an AI image in the same style of a certain artist to a website that organizes anime images, someone tagged it with the artist's tag because they thought it was made by him, also the image I uploaded got much more "likes" than anything made by the artist in months, and it's not like I'm spamming images, that was the only upload. (I later removed the tag, of course)

astrange 2y ago
Part of the reason for that is those artists are doing commercial art, which means the "style" is imposed on them by the customer/series character designs/etc, and they're not putting their whole ability into it. It's like how it was easier to automate office workers because they just followed steps in a process and didn't use creativity.
- GaggiX 2y ago
  I mean, the artists you see on Twitter or other platforms usually have a dominant art style, their own, but even without changing the art style, you can still be really creative with the composition, actions, and so on.
mattkevan 2y ago
The model was good, it’s just that the illustrations needed to convey specific concepts and were created for particular purposes, something gen AI is not good at without significant guidance. Superficial style is easy to replicate, the underlying meaning and thought process is not.
Der_Einzige 2y ago
Just call them what they are, "booru" websites. The AI community needs to actually understand what these are and why they just happen to give us extremely large, high quality, well taged datasets. Yes, the AI community will have to admit that coomers have been really good for AI development. Yes that will rustle feathers. A lot of AI researchers are either playing dumb or are actually ignorant of this space. A lot of really talented folks are operating in the shadows and should be at NeurIPS and ACL presenting and bartering for VC funding rather than posting anime waifus on /g/ and staying anonymous on discord...

by GaggiX 2y ago

astrange 2y ago

Part of the reason for that is those artists are doing commercial art, which means the "style" is imposed on them by the customer/series character designs/etc, and they're not putting their whole ability into it. It's like how it was easier to automate office workers because they just followed steps in a process and didn't use creativity.

GaggiX 2y ago
I mean, the artists you see on Twitter or other platforms usually have a dominant art style, their own, but even without changing the art style, you can still be really creative with the composition, actions, and so on.

mattkevan 2y ago

The model was good, it’s just that the illustrations needed to convey specific concepts and were created for particular purposes, something gen AI is not good at without significant guidance. Superficial style is easy to replicate, the underlying meaning and thought process is not.

Der_Einzige 2y ago

Just call them what they are, "booru" websites. The AI community needs to actually understand what these are and why they just happen to give us extremely large, high quality, well taged datasets. Yes, the AI community will have to admit that coomers have been really good for AI development. Yes that will rustle feathers. A lot of AI researchers are either playing dumb or are actually ignorant of this space. A lot of really talented folks are operating in the shadows and should be at NeurIPS and ACL presenting and bartering for VC funding rather than posting anime waifus on /g/ and staying anonymous on discord...