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« Reply #25 on: March 25, 2023, 16:38 »
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Another astounding image from Midjourney v5



The fingers are not all that bad (maybe the little finger of the second right hand is a bit too long), but there is something casually alien here...anyway nothing that Photoshop with a bit of skill cannot take care of   ;D


« Reply #26 on: March 25, 2023, 17:25 »
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Another astounding image from Midjourney v5



The fingers are not all that bad (maybe the little finger of the second right hand is a bit too long), but there is something casually alien here...anyway nothing that Photoshop with a bit of skill cannot take care of   ;D

Maybe I'm wrong (already had a little red wine and first had to rub my eyes), but I still count 3 arms here and only one woman. And the sixth finger of her right second upper hand has the shape and length of a cuban cigar.

But probably I am too critical and old-fashioned.
Personally, I prefer women with only 2 arms  ;)

Reminds me of these games here:
Search picture: Find the six mistakes in the right picture  :D

In this sense I have then also a nice quote: Everyone sees only what he wants to see - Kurt Tucholsky

Edit:

Now that I have rubbed my eyes a few times and thought about what iritates me in this picture: The entire anatomy of the woman is not correct and is completely twisted.

The right breast is clearly larger than the left, the tension of the trapezius muscle does not match the head posture, apparently she has only one very prominent  sternocleidomastoid muscle and a deformed left clavicle, the proportions of her left upper arm and forearm are not correct at all. Same with the proportions of the lower right arm. The wrist is much too narrow.

So, I think I have found the 6 errors  ;)
« Last Edit: March 25, 2023, 18:42 by RalfLiebhold »

« Reply #27 on: March 26, 2023, 02:38 »
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 The entire anatomy of the woman is not correct and is completely twisted.

The right breast is clearly larger than the left

That's correct anatomy though, it is actually more common for women to have different breast shape and size than symmetrical breasts.  ;)

But you are right about the rest.

And I am wondering whether gameover was trolling us or really didn't see that the woman had 3 arms? How can you miss that? Or does looking at AI images for too long maybe make you forget how real things are supposed to look like?  ;D

MJ can really produce astonishing images, but this isn't it.
« Last Edit: March 26, 2023, 02:42 by Her Ugliness »

« Reply #28 on: March 26, 2023, 04:43 »
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Her Ugliness, there are few things more squalid and pathetic than explaining a joke to someone who missed the punchline. Do you really want me to do that, or would you rather give it another go?

RalfLiebhold, I'm afraid you missed a slight hepatomegalia, an asymmetric sphenoid, the navel being displaced a quarter of an inch to the right and, worse still, the split corpus callosum causing her somewhat lost expression.
Oh, and I assumed that the supernumerary fing... erh, cuban cigar was the parasol handle, poor me!  ;D

I usually spend quite some time and toil on Photoshop to remove/correct those AI's hiccups (and that's probably why my works are rather well-accepted and profitable), but in this case it would have been worse than straightening the Leaning Tower of Pisa...  ;D

« Reply #29 on: March 26, 2023, 05:36 »
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Her Ugliness, there are few things more squalid and pathetic than explaining a joke to someone who missed the punchline. Do you really want me to do that, or would you rather give it another go?

RalfLiebhold, I'm afraid you missed a slight hepatomegalia, an asymmetric sphenoid, the navel being displaced a quarter of an inch to the right and, worse still, the split corpus callosum causing her somewhat lost expression.
Oh, and I assumed that the supernumerary fing... erh, cuban cigar was the parasol handle, poor me!  ;D

I usually spend quite some time and toil on Photoshop to remove/correct those AI's hiccups (and that's probably why my works are rather well-accepted and profitable), but in this case it would have been worse than straightening the Leaning Tower of Pisa...  ;D

Stopped looking after 6 errors, I'm sure there's more screwed up  ;)
 
It may be because you don't necessarily know each other very well in a forum like this and actually have to admit that I missed the joke behind it too.
That reassures me because I really like your posts and examples on the subject so far. ;D

Also, I must confess that it took me an alarmingly long time to register the third arm. Somehow you don't expect something like that.

« Reply #30 on: March 26, 2023, 06:22 »
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Her Ugliness, there are few things more squalid and pathetic than explaining a joke to someone who missed the punchline. Do you really want me to do that, or would you rather give it another go?

RalfLiebhold, I'm afraid you missed a slight hepatomegalia, an asymmetric sphenoid, the navel being displaced a quarter of an inch to the right and, worse still, the split corpus callosum causing her somewhat lost expression.
Oh, and I assumed that the supernumerary fing... erh, cuban cigar was the parasol handle, poor me!  ;D

I usually spend quite some time and toil on Photoshop to remove/correct those AI's hiccups (and that's probably why my works are rather well-accepted and profitable), but in this case it would have been worse than straightening the Leaning Tower of Pisa...  ;D


Stopped looking after 6 errors, I'm sure there's more screwed up  ;)
 
It may be because you don't necessarily know each other very well in a forum like this and actually have to admit that I missed the joke behind it too.
That reassures me because I really like your posts and examples on the subject so far. ;D

Also, I must confess that it took me an alarmingly long time to register the third arm. Somehow you don't expect something like that.
Speaking of confessions, I will admit that for quite a while I missed the third arm myself, enthralled as I was by so natural and elegant a pose.... as I realized it, I burst out laughing. So I thought to share the image to see how others reacted to it.
I'm happy to find out that I'm not alone  :)

« Reply #31 on: March 26, 2023, 07:42 »
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Art, as work/artwork of the mind by its transcendent dimension, should be reserved for Humans in its name. Afterwards, the AI ​​creates stuff, yes, but that's not art.
That is Achtung;)

« Reply #32 on: March 26, 2023, 07:58 »
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Good, I found a true work of Art, too bad the artist forgot an arm!!! On the other hand (uh, the missing one), the anatomy of the legs is just perfect!!! feet parallel in any situation ;D ;D

Uncle Pete

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« Reply #33 on: March 26, 2023, 10:20 »
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Another astounding image from Midjourney v5

The fingers are not all that bad (maybe the little finger of the second right hand is a bit too long), but there is something casually alien here...anyway nothing that Photoshop with a bit of skill cannot take care of   ;D

 😱 😱


But probably I am too critical and old-fashioned.
Personally, I prefer women with only 2 arms  ;)


Just imagine the possibilities, but I'll keep it wholesome... I bet she's a great hugger?   8)

« Reply #34 on: March 26, 2023, 10:31 »
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Pope created by Midjourney... I think this is scary, opens many possibilities for scammers of all kinds.

https://www.reddit.com/r/midjourney/comments/120vhdc/the_pope_drip/

« Reply #35 on: March 26, 2023, 11:36 »
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Can the program draw porn pictures?  8)

« Reply #36 on: March 26, 2023, 12:26 »
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Can the program draw porn pictures?  8)

I do not know about all AI generation tools, but on Midjourney it is not allowed and a lot of keywords that could lead to such results are banned.

« Reply #37 on: March 27, 2023, 09:18 »
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Can the program draw porn pictures?  8)

I do not know about all AI generation tools, but on Midjourney it is not allowed and a lot of keywords that could lead to such results are banned.
Erotica also can not be ordered? :)

Uncle Pete

  • Great Place by a Great Lake - My Home Port
« Reply #38 on: March 27, 2023, 19:03 »
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Pope created by Midjourney... I think this is scary, opens many possibilities for scammers of all kinds.

https://www.reddit.com/r/midjourney/comments/120vhdc/the_pope_drip/

Lets not be alarmist. You could clone the face of the  Pope on anything for about 30 years, and now AI is going to doom us to fakes and frauds. Not even good ones at that?



Bad hands, bad mug, another deformed finger, glasses are not right, Crucifix looks like a cheap trinket, three fingers on the left hand.


« Reply #39 on: March 28, 2023, 01:15 »
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Spend your time learning something AI can't make.

But what would that be? Because if you put AI in an android body there is really absolutely no thing I can think of that an AI couldn't potentially do in the future.
Maybe programming AI? But how long before AI can do that too...?
And what once seemed like something  for the "far future", like out of si-fi-movie, now doesn't seem so far fetched with how fast AI is suddenly progressing.

 :-\

AI can't possibly bicker about AI as well as we do. So maybe that's what we all ought to be training to do. And possibly learn the art of doing nothing and meditating till the end of our lives.

« Reply #40 on: March 28, 2023, 06:37 »
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Spend your time learning something AI can't make.

But what would that be? Because if you put AI in an android body there is really absolutely no thing I can think of that an AI couldn't potentially do in the future.
Maybe programming AI? But how long before AI can do that too...?
And what once seemed like something  for the "far future", like out of si-fi-movie, now doesn't seem so far fetched with how fast AI is suddenly progressing.

 :-\

AI can't possibly bicker about AI as well as we do. So maybe that's what we all ought to be training to do. And possibly learn the art of doing nothing and meditating till the end of our lives.

The impact of AI on artists will depend on how it is developed and used, and how society perceives and values human-generated art compared to AI-generated art.

« Reply #41 on: March 28, 2023, 07:15 »
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and how society perceives and values human-generated art compared to AI-generated art.

I don't think this will matter at all when human made and AI generated art simply cannot be distinguished.
 How do you value one over the other when you do not know which is which, at least from a customer's point of view?


« Reply #42 on: March 28, 2023, 12:33 »
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Pope created by Midjourney... I think this is scary, opens many possibilities for scammers of all kinds.

https://www.reddit.com/r/midjourney/comments/120vhdc/the_pope_drip/

Lets not be alarmist. You could clone the face of the  Pope on anything for about 30 years, and now AI is going to doom us to fakes and frauds. Not even good ones at that? ...

Bad hands, bad mug, another deformed finger, glasses are not right, Crucifix looks like a cheap trinket, three fingers on the left hand.

True, I didn't look in detail. Yes, it could be done with PS, but it requires pretty serious skill plus it is incredibly hard to find matching images to make proper photomanipulation. You know, with same perspective, shot with similar focal length etc. So I didn't see many realistic manipulations with famous people, more like memes or caricatures etc. This is easier to do and more available to masses.
Here is one more (made with AI, of course).
« Last Edit: March 28, 2023, 12:36 by Lina »

Uncle Pete

  • Great Place by a Great Lake - My Home Port
« Reply #43 on: March 28, 2023, 16:42 »
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Pope created by Midjourney... I think this is scary, opens many possibilities for scammers of all kinds.

https://www.reddit.com/r/midjourney/comments/120vhdc/the_pope_drip/

Lets not be alarmist. You could clone the face of the  Pope on anything for about 30 years, and now AI is going to doom us to fakes and frauds. Not even good ones at that? ...

Bad hands, bad mug, another deformed finger, glasses are not right, Crucifix looks like a cheap trinket, three fingers on the left hand.

True, I didn't look in detail. Yes, it could be done with PS, but it requires pretty serious skill plus it is incredibly hard to find matching images to make proper photomanipulation. You know, with same perspective, shot with similar focal length etc. So I didn't see many realistic manipulations with famous people, more like memes or caricatures etc. This is easier to do and more available to masses.
Here is one more (made with AI, of course).

AI should not be doing creations of real people, let alone famous people in fake situations.


« Reply #44 on: March 29, 2023, 05:34 »
+1
Pope created by Midjourney... I think this is scary, opens many possibilities for scammers of all kinds.

https://www.reddit.com/r/midjourney/comments/120vhdc/the_pope_drip/

Lets not be alarmist. You could clone the face of the  Pope on anything for about 30 years, and now AI is going to doom us to fakes and frauds. Not even good ones at that? ...

Bad hands, bad mug, another deformed finger, glasses are not right, Crucifix looks like a cheap trinket, three fingers on the left hand.

True, I didn't look in detail. Yes, it could be done with PS, but it requires pretty serious skill plus it is incredibly hard to find matching images to make proper photomanipulation. You know, with same perspective, shot with similar focal length etc. So I didn't see many realistic manipulations with famous people, more like memes or caricatures etc. This is easier to do and more available to masses.
Here is one more (made with AI, of course).

AI should not be doing creations of real people, let alone famous people in fake situations.

Because you think you're going to train the AI ​​like a dog? you should realize that it is the Ai that will train admirers like a dog. They will become the tool.
« Last Edit: March 29, 2023, 05:37 by DiscreetDuck »

Uncle Pete

  • Great Place by a Great Lake - My Home Port
« Reply #45 on: March 29, 2023, 10:31 »
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Pope created by Midjourney... I think this is scary, opens many possibilities for scammers of all kinds.

https://www.reddit.com/r/midjourney/comments/120vhdc/the_pope_drip/

Lets not be alarmist. You could clone the face of the  Pope on anything for about 30 years, and now AI is going to doom us to fakes and frauds. Not even good ones at that? ...

Bad hands, bad mug, another deformed finger, glasses are not right, Crucifix looks like a cheap trinket, three fingers on the left hand.

True, I didn't look in detail. Yes, it could be done with PS, but it requires pretty serious skill plus it is incredibly hard to find matching images to make proper photomanipulation. You know, with same perspective, shot with similar focal length etc. So I didn't see many realistic manipulations with famous people, more like memes or caricatures etc. This is easier to do and more available to masses.
Here is one more (made with AI, of course).

AI should not be doing creations of real people, let alone famous people in fake situations.

Because you think you're going to train the AI ​​like a dog? you should realize that it is the Ai that will train admirers like a dog. They will become the tool.

 :)

Yes but they are supposed to have limitations on what can be requested. I used to have cats, they trained me pretty good.  ;)


 

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