Didn't some game that released recently use AI Art for in-game posters? I would think that even large projects would use it to especially make side-details for their world.
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AI can now do hands (Midjourney V5 launch)
- Thread starter vestan
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I think it's naive to think detection tools will save us from the negative effects of this. The exact people who would use this stuff for ill are the ones that will be working to evade those tools' exact methods at every step of development.
The possibility of a "verified real" status being attached to a generated image that was manipulated to slip past detection methods would do far more harm than if that image had otherwise just floated about unchecked.
The possibility of a "verified real" status being attached to a generated image that was manipulated to slip past detection methods would do far more harm than if that image had otherwise just floated about unchecked.
God help us when this reaches the point of creating convincing video. I want to think that's a far ways off, but this has already progressed far faster than I thought.
So I have to get creative with requests for skin colored mushrooms with a base surrounded by brown grass
Maybe ... but if there is little cost to generate them, then there is little concern for them to be stolen. I can easily see AI generated work filling in a certain need for content. It's better than having Joseph Gordon Lovett crowdsource artistic work for you, any way.
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Yep. High on Life.
That + it's easy for us to say that things don't look nearly as convincing on closer inspection but imagine those that aren't nearly as technically inclined. Imagine our elders that are more susceptible to disinformation and fake news. People moving the goalposts are really missing the point. It's been less than a year.
Wow. I genuinely thought it would take them a while to get finer details like this right but AI progress just continues to shatter all expectations. Only a matter of time now before AI becomes widely used in all manner of industries and products.
This is a cop out, especially when Midjourney is a for-profit product. We hold creators, manufacturers, etc... responsible all the time for what they produce. Peloton got rightfully sued because they removed all the safety mechanisms which resulted in children and pets getting caught and injured in them. Airbnb gets shit all the time for how it's destroyed housing and rental markets all over the world. It's tremendously tiring that the tech industry in particular just releases products and services to disrupt industries for their own profit and leaving the rest of society to deal with the repercussions afterwards. It should be the responsibility of creators to consider the ethical implications of what they produce, especially when the capacity for abuse is so INCREDIBLY obvious in this case.
Like why are you even allowed to put real people's names in the prompts? Is there a good reason why that should just not be allowed?
most political photos will be blurry 360p images in your facebook feed, pretty hard to even see small errors in image then when you kinda just glaze over it as compression artefacts.
Yeah it's still fucked up but the improvement in 4 months is impressive. It'll probably get there in the next 2 years, which is scary
I think it's dangerous to subscribe to the idea that AI technology is just going to keep improving ad infinitum. As with every other technology there's going to be practical limits to what can be achieved, and we don't know when that point is going to be.
Oh, I mean, no doubt this is horrible for rampant propaganda. I was merely commenting on the idea that the hands were flawless.
Hands look a bit too large to me (and fingers a bit too long)
Kinda like it's taking data from drawings/paintings of hands (where an old technique is to slightly enlarge the size of the hands for drama and readability) and applying that to photos of people where it comes off as too large.
Kinda like it's taking data from drawings/paintings of hands (where an old technique is to slightly enlarge the size of the hands for drama and readability) and applying that to photos of people where it comes off as too large.
I stopped subscribing to them because the founder refuses to acknowledge or care about artist copyright issues in the training data. But I can't help but be impressed by their progress. V4 was already impressive, but V5 is approaching dystopian oh shit levels of concern.
(taken from the MJ Discord)
(taken from the MJ Discord)
Oh no, I meant the whole decade, not in a decade. Yeah this shit is gonna turn nasty a year or 2 from now for sure. You can't just give people access to stuff like this.
Companies can't be arsed to regulate themselves. That's not gonna happen.
Government policy has to step up and quickly to ahead of AI issues. I know the EU is ahead in this regard as they've started classifying AI into different "risk groups" and each risk group has more stringent requirements.
I remember it having trouble doing accurate reflections, wonder if that's a harder problem to solve.
AI cycles through shit super fast, not surprised when the bots went from losing to dominating people at chess and go in a very short period of time relatively bc they can do like a million trial runs at something way faster than humans can do one and figure out the right way to do things exponentially faster than any organic being
This is what I keep saying. People who use imperfections in AI as a means to condemn it, rather than going strictly for the ethical debate, are seriously going about it the wrong way.
Feels like there's a good chance this going to be the next big marketing push for Nvidia/AMD. AI performance.
Why is there no legislation to fucking stop this tech? This and the voice tech is already too fucking far for the well being of a society that's way below par when it comes to critical thinking skills.
I've been looking to liven up my bedroom walls for a while. Might mess around an hour o so, and print some posters up.
How? I mean every tool that's ever existed has been abused. It wasn't created with the intention of causing actual harm like a weapon.
And it's happening so fast that it will take years to put something on books.
By that time we'll be able to replace actors entire bodies in films and will be seeing John Wick replace Aragorn in the Jackson LOTR movies and be able to change his outfits in real time.
Awesome and exciting and scary all at once. I can't help but by impressed by the sheer ability here, and the possibilities it opens up. But shit, the world is going to change fast if this tech doesn't hit some sort of wall soon, and the pace is hair-raising. Exciting times to be living through. I have to wonder what the world will look like in 2040. How many jobs will still be performed by humans? How will communication and art and storytelling change?
"can do hands" with certain rounding errors I guess
I mean it's a politician. Of course it's crossing its fingers.
This is the hardest I have laughed at a response in years. So much applause.My man
I mean, considering all prior versions of MJ couldn't even get hands with 5 fingers reliably, it's still a big improvement. At this rate V6 will probably be able to render hands near perfectly. Focusing on the minor details is not really the take here when the state of the art is progressing on a scale of months. On top of the fact that releasing deepfakes on the internet to rile up extremists is not going to get a close inspection by people who are looking for any excuse to be violent etc.
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"can do hands" with certain rounding errors I guess
We went from Lovecraftian monstrosities to something your grandma wouldn't second guess scrolling down her Facebook feed in the short span of 4 months. It absolutely can do hands.
