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NFTs
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- microkorg0
Got an invite to midjourney.com and was using up all my free credits last night.
This is an insane AI art creation tool. You type your request into discord then a few seconds later you get 4 images rendering.
You can then choose to upscale any or show up to 4 different versions of each.At the moment it's invite only. You get some free credits but after that have to pay $30 for infinite credits per month. You have to renew each month.
Currently it is for Non-Commercial use only. It looks like there's going to be a pay to use for commercial use soon.
Their text-to-image technology is unbelievable!
- Examples of the types of outputs
https://boingboing.n…microkorg - This is the underlying tech: https://openai.com/b…section_014
- its kinda boring ... the text to image technology get pretty lame.. ontology and skillwise its crap.. u can literally feel that every douchebag who has noneverscared
- knowledge of design can produce something eyecandy which lasts for a second...at least i got bored after watching the pieces the last monthsneverscared
- MaaadPhanLo
- overrated id say.neverscared
- but i can see that someone who is too lazy to get into 3d software and coding might find this mindblowing.neverscared
- i remember joshua davis saying a few years ago that there will never be a kick ass filter... same with this ..it gets so boring in such a short time that itsneverscared
- close to worthless.neverscared
- Remember when we all thought Content Aware Fill was going to replace us?nb
- Paging Palimpsest.
Palimpsest to ER.Nairn - I hope that their pay-to-use model is a high price so that it puts off folk creating low effort artworks and flooding the AI art market with straight outputs.microkorg
- That is absolute laziness. The way I and others I know use AI is we use it to create elements. Then I piece together lots of ai (or other genres of work) tomicrokorg
- create unique works.microkorg
- Am looking forward to this evening once kids are home from nursery and sitting with them thinking up shit for AI to create for fun....microkorg
- 'Unicorn with pink sneakers on drinking bubble tea' . that kinda shit ;)microkorg
- @nb I don't think any of us thought content aware fill was going to replace us as designersSimonFFM
- Neverscared, there is some skill to great outputs. 90% of what I'm seeing output from the platform is generic AI stuff.microkorg
- But the 10% who've nailed writing great descriptions for the tech to pick up on have some astounding results. I'll post some in here later today.microkorg
- i know i follow some guys and they get shitloads of good feedback .. and it looks allright but after a short time it get so boring like a filter.neverscared
- after u seen a couple of them u go... cmon, this is incredibly boring .not this generic stuff again and again...neverscared
- maybe the untrained mind and eyes gets more kicks out of it... and i adore A.I driven design but only with more substance behind it.neverscared
- how is this connected with nfts ?neverscared
- Great more ways to devalue artists...grafician
- Nobody is talking about how their beta program is just a way to harvest the skills of talented creatives to dump into future algorithms for free?garbage
- Facebook and the like have been taking and selling your data. This type of thing is taking and will be selling your talent the same way.garbage
- Said it before, and I'll say it again: If you're a creative in your mid-30s, you need to consider the very real possibility of your own irrelevance..garbage
- ..in the very near future. It doesn't matter how good you are, because people just as good as you are feeding these things.garbage
- And let's be honest, it's not like audiences are becoming more discerning. Standards are lowering for everything because we see more of everything everyday.garbage
- Again, you guys don't understand "AI" :))grafician
- here some more background info: https://www.qbn.com/…
Again, nothing to feargrafician - If you think this is about DALL-E, maybe you don't understand AI. GANs have been effective at producing work that passes as human for over a decade bro.garbage
- Things like this beta are human input to compose the discriminative network to levy against the generative network..garbage
- ..then the AI spits out it's best "not uncanny valley" version, and it's going to get better and better at it. But you knew that, right?garbage
- It should be scary to anybody in any creative field that hasn't already gotten a cushy foothold.garbage
- Your stance is like somebody working in a newsroom in the late 90s with a working title "This Internet Thing is No Big Deal".garbage
- it´s good for nfts .. people with no skills can shoot sth up and make some bucks with a exo toxic coin and token .. without substance .. if u wanna be narrowneverscared
- go for it..i mean eco toxic..neverscared
- Connected with NFTs cos I use AI in my NFT artwork ;)
But also, if they start to allow commercial use, be prepared for an onslaught of folk minting creationsmicrokorg - who cares if they mint it... it´s a zero skill method..neverscared
- good for paris hilton and alike.. she can finally show of and the undereducated will get all hyped up.neverscared
- looks a little you are to lazy to learn some new code in processing or c++ for 3d scripting to compensate your outdated flash scripting skill with a childrenneverscared
- A.I method.neverscared
- @garbage wanna bet it's all a fad? :)grafician
- also my stance is that of someone who gets it and laughs at all the idiots who think they're rediscovering firegrafician
- @neverscared Zero skilled method should scare you. We're moving into a LCD generation of appreciation. Quantity will Trump quality.garbage
- @grafician Oh I will take that bet, because it seems like you don't really understand GANs.garbage
- Examples of the types of outputs