(Having issues with the uploader, but I’m trying to add more images) Wait wait I think I got it old black and white shoes with green shoelaces

Yessss it works a delicate dog with fluffy hair that's pink ar the ends

I’m like a pro at this now a woman viewed from the back in a purple jacket, standing in a long grayscale hallway

Have this parrot to celebrate with me a close up shot of a parrot with bright blue feathers

  • Mitchacho74
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    171 year ago

    Oh shit, these aren’t real pictures? That’s crazy, I remember like a year ago where human faces looked all messed up… I can’t even notice any parts that look incorrect anymore

    • u/lukmly013 💾 (lemmy.sdf.org)
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      151 year ago

      I had similar moment a few days ago. I enabled NSFW posts on my account, and browsing All I noticed some AI porn community, “That’s gonna look hilarious!”, I thought, but no. It looked real. Unfortunately, it may lead people go generate porn they really shouldn’t.

      • pfr
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        61 year ago

        What’s the name of this community? Asking for a friend

      • Spiracle
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        11 months ago

        Sadly, the majority of AI-generated art on some bigger websites is of prepubescent children. Of those, far too many go for the photorealism style.

        Usually, I’d say people should just enjoy whichever art they want. With how close we are to being indistinguishable to actual photos, though, this raises some severe ethical concerns, in my opinion. I’m just waiting for a headline about some child trafficking rings mixing real photos into “art” or using the defence that those are definitely just generated images.

        Consistency is not quite there, yet. It’s far too close for comfort, anyway. I consider the above headline to be inevitable at this point, and that is depressing.

  • @Alphadef
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    31 year ago

    These look awesome, how did ya do it

    • 999
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      11 year ago

      Use something like Lightroom to desaturate the image. Then add luminance to the colour you want to have most prevalent. It’s a fun exercise.