Alt text: Using AI is the coolest new way to let people know you have no imagination of your own

  • vale@sh.itjust.works
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    5 months ago

    Jokes on you, I don’t need AI to tell me that. I couldn’t make a good build in Minecraft if you held me at gunpoint.

  • Hjalmar@feddit.nu
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    5 months ago

    who needs imagination when you have algorithms to do the thinking for you? 😜


    This was chat GPTs attempt at writing a funny reply to this post.

  • essell@lemmy.world
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    5 months ago

    They’re a replacement for skills and knowledge, not imagination.

    This is why people point out that they lack skills and knowledge.

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      5 months ago

      I am all of the issues to some degree and AI outputs to me* just seem like dairy-free maple-coconut water cheese. So personally I’ll just stick with nothing (substantial) until the format/workflow that I’m looking for (hopefully) becomes viable for me.

      Luckily writing a book or painting hyper-realism are not the only type of creativity.

      (also funnily enough, AI currently is just a different set of skills/knowledge especially for the better results or wrangling custom inputs/training/adjustments etc)

      *= Particularly what I can run locally, w/a 1050Ti. But also just really most examples of AI (aside from maybe the stuff that is either extremely overproduced/hand-picked or potentially faked)

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    5 months ago

    ChatGPT is great for yapping about patriotism for a school history essay, but It’s completely unable to write anything useful or sensible. So I’ll keep on doing things like art, storywriting and programming myself, but I’ll use whatever cheats I have available for the pointless things I’m forced to do.

    • ZILtoid1991@lemmy.worldOP
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      5 months ago

      I was actually there. The backlash against digital art usually came from:

      • people who were otherwise already elittist towards one or two painting styles and media,
      • art gallery regulars (they can’t sell JPEGs or PSDs),
      • poor people as back then graphics tablets were way more expensive and alternatives to Wacom also worse (the patents for their battery-free pens haven’t expired yet), thus it was cheaper to buy paint and/or markers.
    • TheCheddarCheese@lemmy.world
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      5 months ago

      I mean in all fairness, the difference is way more significant. Going from drawing to drawing on a screen is a bit different from drawing to typing text and letting a computer actually do most the work for you.

  • mindbleach@sh.itjust.works
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    5 months ago

    You can do wild shit that’s barely possible with any other tools.

    You can feed in images instead of text, or alongside it, and turn blobby sketches into photoreal renders.

    You can describe contradictory nonsense and get a decent effort to square the circle.

    You can keep saying more, more, more, and get exaggerations revealing an adjective’s visual essence.

    … but yeah, folks keep posting “woman naked anime” five hundred brainless images at a time. So few people are even making comics with this shit. Do they not understand each panel is its own little drawing? You piece together what you need. Story exists in the edit. Not even the people with a paragraph of “Remember, if you lose–” dialog in ev-er-y fucking image have figured out they can just show that now.

  • Ballistic_86@lemmy.world
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    5 months ago

    I’m pro AI at this point. Any use it has in the real world have and will continue regardless if AI art somehow gets restricted. AI is choosing who gets jobs, doing the work previously done by humans, and companies will continue this trend.

    Being able to create art that is good and makes someone money is already a 1% kinda thing (I don’t mean money-wise, I mean just the ability to earn money as an artist at all). If we can’t save the rest of humanity, artists are just going to have to join us.

  • moonburster@lemmy.world
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    5 months ago

    I believe that people with a good imagination actually make use of Ai better, they can generate way more interesting prompts.

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      5 months ago

      Maybe other people just enjoy something and there’s no reason to put them down for it. I wish I knew something you enjoyed so I could make fun of you for it. Sad person.