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I naively assumed the “airbrushed” effect AI photos have was just a way of blending components of the training data to make it look normal — opposite the way a
by BobbyTables2 2y ago
I naively assumed the “airbrushed” effect AI photos have was just a way of blending components of the training data to make it look normal — opposite the way a collage of magazine clippings would appear.
- abetusk 2y agoI wonder if this is getting close to the actual reason. That is, there's a "latent space" of composable units that, say, have blurred edges (or something) for easy combination that ends up looking like an airbrush/glossy effect. I think this idea is quantifiable and testable. It'd be interesting to see if this, or something like it, is the actual reason.