Midjourney - AI art

Diddums said:
I've tried like 15 things and only one wasn't blocked :(
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Pawnless Endgame said:
@aVdub - I saw up-thread that @adam cool dude tried to use an AI tool on Bing to draw Hitler and he said it got blocked. I didn't realise that Bing could do AI but I know it's primarily a search engine. On the regular search engine itself though (www.bing.com) I only had to type in Adolf and it auto-suggested Hitler, then it came up with pictures of Hitler no probs. So I wonder why it's ok to search for him, but it's not ok to AI him up?

Conversely, I just used Automatic 1111 to draw a cartoon version of Hitler and it came out fine (not blocked). It didn't do the Nazi logo on his hat/cap quite right though. It made it look more like a hash (#) symbol rotated 45 degrees LOL :p
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Perhaps the way I worded it may have triggered a prompt box, but from social media and now this, it is a dicey game using certain names...

Retro space station.

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Got a strike on another platform.


  • This prompt contains prohibited words: "Nazi's moving atomic bombs into the back of WW2 American armoured vehicles. "
 
I think you have to be slightly obscure with your political figures on the Bing creator to get it past the blocker...

"Michael Heseltine fighting a giraffe, realistic"

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Edit: To be fair the top left one looks more like Denis Law. Sort it out Bing Dall-E!
 
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RxR said:
Has anyone tried repeating the same prompts several days apart? Do you get a different looking image on the second go?
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Yes you will, every time you query the AI. This is because each query randomly generates a 10-digit seed number. When I'm generating results, I make a note of the seed number if I want to generate the exact same image and make minor modifications. Easiest way is to just CTRL-V it into the filename you're saving. It's like an encryption key, in that without this number, you won't be able to get the same result because 10 digits = 1 billion possible outcomes, so it's highly unlikely you'll hit the same number twice. So knowing the seed number is useful if you want to tweak your outcome e.g. changing the tie colour in the above @Bubo Michael Heseltine post or changing a parameter. Note that if you change the resolution, even if it's relative e.g. 512x512 to 768x768, you'll get a completely different result.
 
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Pawnless Endgame said:
Yes you will, every time you query the AI. This is because each query randomly generates a 10-digit seed number. When I'm generating results, I make a note of the seed number if I want to generate the exact same image and make minor modifications. Easiest way is to just CTRL-V it into the filename you're saving. It's like an encryption key, in that without this number, you won't be able to get the same result because 10 digits = 1 billion possible outcomes, so it's highly unlikely you'll hit the same number twice. So knowing the seed number is useful if you want to tweak your outcome e.g. changing the tie colour in the above @Bubo Michael Heseltine post or changing a parameter. Note that if you change the resolution, even if it's relative e.g. 512x512 to 768x768, you'll get a completely different result.
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The seed is also closely tied to the exact wording of the prompt. Change even one word of the prompt and you'll get a different outcome, even with the same seed.

However, specifying the seed should get you in the same ball park if you do want to tweak the wording and can give you a fairly reliable art style if you're working on variations on a theme.
 
hyperseven said:
Good thread on NG on AI video game art

www.neogaf.com

Dream up concept art for a new video game in DALL-E 3

DALL-E 3 is available for anyone to use through Bing Image Creator: https://www.bing.com/images/create?FORM=GENILP It can handle detailed, complex prompts and can generate text, too. What games will your imagination dream up? Try specifying different art styles and describe things in detail...
www.neogaf.com www.neogaf.com
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It's astonishing how some of these look, Another thing I've noticed, AI understands beauty better than some in the industry do. Look at that thread and compare it to the abominations we got for Horizon Zero Dawn or the new Fable game
 
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Genuine lol. It even knows to put in the odd comedy kitten for contrast, like in the bottom right in the first two images.
 
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