And it looks like Meta (Facebook’s parent company has joined in the AI image generating game)
The scary thing is " Meta used 1.1 billion publicly visible Facebook and Instagram images to train the AI model".
And it looks like Meta (Facebook’s parent company has joined in the AI image generating game)
The scary thing is " Meta used 1.1 billion publicly visible Facebook and Instagram images to train the AI model".
I gave this it’s own topic
I read the article and tried to access the site, but you need to create a Meta account that is a new account from your FB or Instagram. I’m not feeling compelled to do that just to try.
EDIT You do not need a new account … just an ok to go in with your FB or Instagram. I read it wrong
It looks to very similar to the rest, they just narrowed down their reference pool. I can’t say I’m surprised.
What I do find funny is given the amount of AI images posted daily on Instagram … “Imagine” is going to be training itself on AI imagery at some point, if it hasn’t already.
I thought I’d see how well Meta’s AI image generator drew hands, so I asked it to create a bunch of them. The results look like something found in formaldehyde jars at a medical horrors lab.
They all seem to slowwwwwly be trying. It just kills me that it can learn and duplicate intricate features of a face, cat, dog, car, train, even needlepoint and delicate filigree gold, but can’t handle 4 fingers and a thumb, even in cartoon form. It struggles horribly with feet from my experience as well. I think I mentioned how it was all but impossible to create a Centaur. It just couldn’t figure out where the legs went. They would be coming out the neck … under the belly of the horse. It didn’t realize there were NO human legs. It was a hot mess for everyone trying to get anything close
Now I might have to sign up to do an experiment with NightCafe vs Imagine
This is interesting. I think Imagine may have edged ahead a tad. I used the prompt Holding a red Christmas Ornament for both and here are the results.
I do find it funny that Imagine is watermarking their images
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