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I actually don't think it would be obvious. By not explicitly saying Indiana Jones when so obviously describing Indiana Jones, there is an implication present.
by derektank 2y ago
I actually don't think it would be obvious. By not explicitly saying Indiana Jones when so obviously describing Indiana Jones, there is an implication present. But I think many human artists would probably ask you, "Wait, so Indiana Jones, or are you looking for something different," before immediately diving in.
- TimorousBestie 2y agoSo why didn’t the AI ask for clarification?
- fkyoureadthedoc 2y agoBecause it wasn't prompted to? Have you not ever used ChatGPT?
- runarberg 2y agoI‘m not so sure, unless you are playing a game of “name the character” you generally don‘t want Indiana Jones unless you explicitly mention Indiana Jones. Indiana Jones is a well known character, if you want a picture of Indiana Jones it is simple enough to just say: “Draw me a picture of Indiana Jones”. The fact that they didn’t say that, most likely means they don‘t want that.
- smackeyacky 2y agoThis seems pretty easy to test - can we just change the prompt to specifically exclude Indiana Jones?
- derektank 2y agoLate reply but I did test this and I think the results show at least some originality when explicitly directed to not copy existing characters such as Indiana Jones[1] and the Predator[2]. Some elements of the original characters creep in, the archaeologist is wearing a fedora and the distinctly more skeletal bounty hunter appears to have a few dreads despite otherwise being bald, but they are distinct. [1] https://sora.com/g/gen_01jr152s6seqct2qzgd1dz0qh2 https://sora.com/g/gen_01jr152s6seqct2qzgd1dz0qh2 [2] https://sora.com/g/gen_01jr14t6v3fzk8tx00aswwt4kx https://sora.com/g/gen_01jr14t6v3fzk8tx00aswwt4kx