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> Midjourney's images just don't give me that much control to create the kind of ads I exactly want. I get a poor approximation at best. It's quite paradoxical
by Bluestein 2y ago
> Midjourney's images just don't give me that much control to create the kind of ads I exactly want. I get a poor approximation at best.
It's quite paradoxical, is it not?
The genie is bottle-unbound. But, not yet controlled ...
> This is the same problem across all current LLM applications. Great for small businesses, hustlers, entrepreneurs. But not enough control for the big boys
What you posit - which may be true - does offer an interesting corollary: It would act as an "equalizer" favoring the 'small guy'?
- spaceman_2020 2y agoIt can be an equalizer provided its neatly tucked away underneath a more performative layer. Coding is a great example. The majority of webapps are so mediocre that AI has no problems replicating their mediocrity. Most webapps are also barely more than glorified CRUD apps - something a cutting edge AI can string together with brute force prompting. Slap a professional looking veneer on top and no one would know you’re running spaghetti code underneath. Where AI is visible - marketing imagery, written content, ad copy - I feel it has the opposite effect of being an “equalizer”. Its mediocrity stands out like a sore thumb and makes you, the small business owner, appear a tasteless connoisseur of slop.