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Openart aiWhat site/app/program do you use for this?
Edit: nevermind I figured it out.
Wow, these are really breathtaking. I would love to see some of your prompts for inspiration.
This makes me wonder what sort of things we could create with a model that was specifically trained to bonsai/penjing. For many people following generative AI thought, it seems likely that we're approaching a point where the best AI tools for a task are lower powered but custom trained models. Imagine feeding such a thing on pictures of before and after major restyling, such that it knows not only what a bonsai looks like but how to make one!
Any, call me inspired by these little creations, I might make a bunch of desktop https://cdn.openart.ai/uploads/image_reTalngt_1688011509463_512.webp
“tiny people scaling a red Japanese maple bonsai tree” (it’s not always precise or accurate in its understanding of what you’re wanting)Wow, these are really breathtaking. I would love to see some of your prompts for inspiration.
This makes me wonder what sort of things we could create with a model that was specifically trained to bonsai/penjing. For many people following generative AI thought, it seems likely that we're approaching a point where the best AI tools for a task are lower powered but custom trained models. Imagine feeding such a thing on pictures of before and after major restyling, such that it knows not only what a bonsai looks like but how to make one!
Any, call me inspired by these little creations, I might make a bunch of desktop wallpapers.
Wow, these are really breathtaking. I would love to see some of your prompts for inspiration.
This makes me wonder what sort of things we could create with a model that was specifically trained to bonsai/penjing. For many people following generative AI thought, it seems likely that we're approaching a point where the best AI tools for a task are lower powered but custom trained models. Imagine feeding such a thing on pictures of before and after major restyling, such that it knows not only what a bonsai looks like but how to make one!
Any, call me inspired by these little creations, I might make a bunch of desktop wallpapers.
Prompt: aliens invading a tiny cityWow, these are really breathtaking. I would love to see some of your prompts for inspiration.
This makes me wonder what sort of things we could create with a model that was specifically trained to bonsai/penjing. For many people following generative AI thought, it seems likely that we're approaching a point where the best AI tools for a task are lower powered but custom trained models. Imagine feeding such a thing on pictures of before and after major restyling, such that it knows not only what a bonsai looks like but how to make one!
Any, call me inspired by these little creations, I might make a bunch of desktop wallpapers.
Wow, these are really breathtaking. I would love to see some of your prompts for inspiration.
This makes me wonder what sort of things we could create with a model that was specifically trained to bonsai/penjing. For many people following generative AI thought, it seems likely that we're approaching a point where the best AI tools for a task are lower powered but custom trained models. Imagine feeding such a thing on pictures of before and after major restyling, such that it knows not only what a bonsai looks like but how to make one!
Any, call me inspired by these little creations, I might make a bunch of desktop wallpapers.
Last one!Wow, these are really breathtaking. I would love to see some of your prompts for inspiration.
This makes me wonder what sort of things we could create with a model that was specifically trained to bonsai/penjing. For many people following generative AI thought, it seems likely that we're approaching a point where the best AI tools for a task are lower powered but custom trained models. Imagine feeding such a thing on pictures of before and after major restyling, such that it knows not only what a bonsai looks like but how to make one!
Any, call me inspired by these little creations, I might make a bunch of desktop wallpapers.
I hope that’s not the case, but you may be right about that. I wrote a paper recently on Texas A&M students using ChatGPT to write their papers/assignments. ChatGPT both admitted to writing some of them and then falsely admitted to writing others. It is becoming a problem.It's interesting. Definitely a sign of the future.
I was just trying some prompts for interior design. "Beautiful bathroom, wood floor, blue subway tile bottom of wall, white subway tile shower". I could see how in a couple of years some people could be out of jobs...
I would love to see @HorseloverFat creates some of these treehouses in ceramic so I can use them on my bonsai. I made them out of wood in the past but they don't last long with frequent watering of the bonsai. The ceramic houses on Amazon look like stone / mud houses. They look out of place when placed in the canopy of a bonsai tree.View attachment 496379View attachment 496384View attachment 496386View attachment 496387
Openart.ai created these according to my prompts. I'm having a bit of fun with this. You should see my alien invasions!
When AI erases the uncanny valleys we often see in Photoshopped things, it will be tougher to discern between fake and real pictures.Eventually everything you see on internet will be faked in some way. Not sure if I would like that. As a society, if we're trained to approach everything as fake then I guess that is ok?
Thinking about future generations... they need to be trained to not expecting too much from images.... that would be a disaster one you meet the real date.When AI erases the uncanny valleys we often see in Photoshopped things, it will be tougher to discern between fake and real pictures.
It's OK because then the real experience will be that much more precious.
That's OK. They will learn eventually.Thinking about future generations... they need to be trained to not expecting too much from images.... that would be a disaster one you meet the real date.