/lit/ - Literature

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>budget rapture can only afford to download AI generated art
Bravo

I've been messing around with AI image generation from text software recently - the Big Sleep, big ups to the anon that posted it here. It's really incredible technology, the prompt for this was "cyberspace", it feels very soulful for something made by a machine. I see a transhuman chap in a futuristic knights helmet sitting to the right, his ethereal arms extending to his computer interface made of pure fibre optic cables. Around him the scenes of cyberspace are projected in his crystal cave, below him is a sea of distortion. And this is iteration 2, by iteration 50 it's all further refined. I've also done quite a few generations of pictures for prompts around "library", it definitely understands the concept of lots of books on shelves, but it doesn't as well understand the library as a public space - there's no space around the shelves. "Esoteric library" just tossed in fuzzy monsters lurking between the shelves. Makes you think of the future where AI moves beyond content curation to content creation, to me it seems all that this technology needs to nail down is precision. Very specific intelligences can handle this when they're given one type of image to generate, such as thispersonisntreal, but broad intelligences like the one I'm using have such incredible abilities in abstracting and connecting images that seem unrelated to us that it generates these vague worlds. On a side note I fucking hate my neighbours, there the mother goes again mocking her 4th ray of sunlight by wailing at it as it wails ever louder