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Man in city shadows 1
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Man in city shadows 2
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Sword fight in space 1
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Sword fight in space 2
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Sword fight in space 3
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Sword fight in space 4
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Faceless man in NYC 1
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Faceless man in NYC 2
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Stain glass angel
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Gods fighting 1
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Gods fighting 2
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Gods fighting 3
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Gods fighting 4
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Cyberpunk motorcyclist in a city 1
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Cyberpunk motorcyclist in a city 2
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Cyberpunk motorcyclist in a city 3
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Cyberpunk motorcyclist in a city 4
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Castle with a flower field 1
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Castle with a flower field 2
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Castle with a flower field 3
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Castle with a flower field 4
Inspiration
I wanted to see how much an AI art builder can make with detailed descriptions, stylized art, artistic terminology, and basic art understanding.
What it does
The DALL·E 2 generated images from machine learning to create the image I requested. However, the ML failed to understand what I wanted and gave me many blank results; with a term, I seemingly asked too much of the machine. I asked for a person in the flower field; it failed to generate one.
How we built it
It is a free generator (requires your data through third-party logins) that I did not build.
Challenges we ran into
The ML didn't understand full descriptions and often fell short of completing an image I wanted.
Accomplishments that we're proud of
I would say that some aspects impressed me; the castle and cyberpunk models--along with different art styles (vaporwave, digital art, surrealism, etc.). Other styles like pop art weren't working, and basic add-ons wouldn't compute.
What we learned
These AI art generators aren't the best; room for improvement. But they do have the capability to create good art in a particular style. The stylized art isn't where you'd assume it would be for an AI/ ML. Especially since minor adjustments make the machine freeze.
What's next for Generative Art
Not sure. I thought the ML would be advanced with the ability to assume (personalization) that humans would want art with different examples (significant changes, not minor ones) within the four options given. These AI/ MLs require millions of artistic input; to become more efficient the creator of these machines would have to pay artists--something that may not happen.
Built With
- dall?e
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