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Some of those last images were actually created with Stable Diffusion,if you look closely you will find all kind of defect in those image but i like the process of creating them.
Here is a 3d render that i did not like how it turned out but by replacing the Genesis 9 figure with one created by SD with the same pose the results are more to my taste.
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Hornet1ba said:
Some of those last images were actually created with Stable Diffusion,if you look closely you will find all kind of defect in those image but i like the process of creating them.
Here is a 3d render that i did not like how it turned out but by replacing the Genesis 9 figure with one created by SD with the same pose the results are more to my taste.
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Yes, sweet end result.
 
Hornet1ba said:
Some of those last images were actually created with Stable Diffusion,if you look closely you will find all kind of defect in those image but i like the process of creating them.
Here is a 3d render that i did not like how it turned out but by replacing the Genesis 9 figure with one created by SD with the same pose the results are more to my taste.
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Excellent work. Thanks for putting it up.
 
I was not sure about making them public as the use of AI in art is controversial right now
maybe for understandable reason as we might be swamped by low quality AI.
I even saw some AI images in advertisement with people with no face,or with 3 arms.

I did consider to do like Galileo and have my AI stuff published after my demise :)
I was afraid to have to face the AI inquisition.....

For those not aware Galileo was the first astronomer that came to the conclusion that
earth revolve around the sun, contrary to the religious authority of the time who were
convinced that the earth was the centre of the universe.
 
Hornet1ba said:
For those not aware Galileo was the first astronomer that came to the conclusion that
earth revolve around the sun, contrary to the religious authority of the time who were
convinced that the earth was the centre of the universe.
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Galileo was not the first to propose heliocentrism, and opposition to him came from both religious and scientific quarters. He's become a bit of a science martyr for our time, a beacon of reason set against backward religious authority, but it wasn't so clear cut in his own time, and initially even the papacy was sympathetic to his cause.

One of the propositions for which he got into trouble with the Church was indeed that the Earth was not the centre of the universe, but Galileo thought that our sun was the centre of the universe, which is equally incorrect. The myth of a scientific hero upholding unquestionable truth in the face of backward superstition is clearly important to a lot of people, and it's surprising how many people believe he was executed for his beliefs.
 
phlebas said:
Galileo was not the first to propose heliocentrism, and opposition to him came from both religious and scientific quarters. He's become a bit of a science martyr for our time, a beacon of reason set against backward religious authority, but it wasn't so clear cut in his own time, and initially even the papacy was sympathetic to his cause.

One of the propositions for which he got into trouble with the Church was indeed that the Earth was not the centre of the universe, but Galileo thought that our sun was the centre of the universe, which is equally incorrect. The myth of a scientific hero upholding unquestionable truth in the face of backward superstition is clearly important to a lot of people, and it's surprising how many people believe he was executed for his beliefs.
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I would argue Hypatia of Alexandria is the best example of a martyr in the realm of science, but your right.
 
One of the issues I see with AI in art is that good AI art requires skill to utilize through clever programing. It still takes skill to program AI to render images and a lot of the people trying to do this are not good at it. It's why we are seeing all these images of people with twelve toes, three arms and the like. AI is not a wonder program, it requires programing. At least that is what I would surmise about the issue.
 
phlebas said:
Galileo was not the first to propose heliocentrism, and opposition to him came from both religious and scientific quarters. He's become a bit of a science martyr for our time, a beacon of reason set against backward religious authority, but it wasn't so clear cut in his own time, and initially even the papacy was sympathetic to his cause.

One of the propositions for which he got into trouble with the Church was indeed that the Earth was not the centre of the universe, but Galileo thought that our sun was the centre of the universe, which is equally incorrect. The myth of a scientific hero upholding unquestionable truth in the face of backward superstition is clearly important to a lot of people, and it's surprising how many people believe he was executed for his beliefs.
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Thanks for correcting my inaccuracies
A typical case of selective memory on my side!
 
Althanie J said:
I would argue Hypatia of Alexandria is the best example of a martyr in the realm of science, but your right.
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She is also on record as being surpassingly beautiful.

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Althanie J said:
One of the issues I see with AI in art is that good AI art requires skill to utilize through clever programing. It still takes skill to program AI to render images and a lot of the people trying to do this are not good at it. It's why we are seeing all these images of people with twelve toes, three arms and the like. AI is not a wonder program, it requires programing. At least that is what I would surmise about the issue.
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Re AI generated images, this talent-free erotic art consumer simply doesn’t see any problem with posting them, AS LONG AS THEY ARE CLEARLY IDENTIFIED AS AI GENERATED.

Especially since AI's getting better at it.

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Apostate said:
She is also on record as being surpassingly beautiful.

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Re AI generated images, this talent-free erotic art consumer simply doesn’t see any problem with posting them, AS LONG AS THEY ARE CLEARLY IDENTIFIED AS AI GENERATED.

Especially since AI's getting better at it.

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I agree. I'm not an artist, or creator and I don't have a stake in the game. That said, I like when human models actually look human. lol
 
Althanie J said:
I would argue Hypatia of Alexandria is the best example of a martyr in the realm of science, but your right.
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Absolutely she is, but she is also far less well known than Galileo. She needs a campaign to put her in her rightful place.

And perhaps a story where she is crucified rather than murdered by a mob? Hmm, inspiring . . . . .

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phlebas said:
Absolutely she is, but she is also far less well known than Galileo. She needs a campaign to put her in her rightful place.

And perhaps a story where she is crucified rather than murdered by a mob? Hmm, inspiring . . . . .

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A "Hypatia crucified" search does yield this 1874 sculpture by Odoardo Tabacchi, which you gotta admit comes pretty close. ;)

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