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[sono]

I though these women were real at first.

The channel describes itself as (translated)

"This channel has been created to show images made with the help of AI software, creating models with their respective clothing,"

Is this what our AI overlords will look like

 

[MidGenRefresh]

Okay

 

[SJRB]

Sure why not, I'm down to clown.

 

[E-Cat]

Things like this have existed for several months. See Stable Diffusion, Midjourney, Imagen, DALL·E 2, etc.

 

[Cyberpunkd]

I though these women were real at first.

One look at body proportions will tell you these are everything but real.

 

[Big Baller]

Those faces sure look real

 

[SJRB]

Coincidentally I found out earlier today that there are "virtual models" active on twitter that post nothing but Stable Diffusion-rendered bikini shots as if it were an actual irl model. It's kind of wild how someone is managing and posting a non-existing person's Twitter handle and posts photos from non-existing photoshoots and whatnot.

The quality is definitely good enough that you won't notice it's a render at first glance. It's interesting to think where this technology will be in five years.

 

[jason10mm]

Real women getting plastic surgery to look more like AI generated women will undoubtedly be the next craze. Especially if the AI goes in hard core to that fat ass look the required butt implants versus the totally achievable toned, fit, but naturally well endowed, look in the OP

All I really want is an anti-filter mechanism to at least verify, if not remove, filters from videos. I remember a few years back there was the movement to require magazines (remember those?!?) to list the photoshop type alterations used in a photo, but now that we have real time video filters the problem is unimaginably worse.

 

[Aesius]

Coincidentally I found out earlier today that there are "virtual models" active on twitter that post nothing but Stable Diffusion-rendered bikini shots as if it were an actual irl model. It's kind of wild how someone is managing and posting a non-existing person's Twitter handle and posts photos from non-existing photoshoots and whatnot.

The quality is definitely good enough that you won't notice it's a render at first glance. It's interesting to think where this technology will be in five years.

I'm hoping that the internet becomes so overwhelmingly fake and "dead" that its usefulness reverts back to what it offered in the 90s and people stop being terminally online.

 

[sono]

Things like this have existed for several months. See Stable Diffusion, Midjourney, Imagen, DALL·E 2, etc.

I will check them out. I haven't been keeping up. I am amazed by these models.

 

[Haint]

Why are so many of these AI images all exactly the same style and immediately recognizable as AI generation? Is there some super popular free website or phone app that's using this 1 model? Or is this the model that's "built into" stable diffusion or something? This style of "female portrait" people post is always exactly the same with only minor differences in clothing and hairstyle.

 

[jason10mm]

Why are so many of these AI images all exactly the same style and immediately recognizable as AI generation? Is there some super popular free website or phone app that's using this 1 model? Or is this the model that's "built into" stable diffusion or something? This style of "female portrait" people post is always exactly the same with only minor differences in clothing and hairstyle.

The AI just knows what we really want, versus what marketing tries to tell us we want...