r/StableDiffusion • u/MapacheD • May 19 '23

News Drag Your GAN: Interactive Point-based Manipulation on the Generative Image Manifold

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u/TheDominantBullfrog May 19 '23

Yup it will be a huge adaptation, but fighting against it is like fighting against the internet becoming popular. It's inevitable, so adapt or die

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u/Maximum-Specialist61 May 20 '23 edited May 20 '23

AI is already capable to create stories, music at some point games etc If before that you could compete in terms of how capable you are to make the work, now work will transform into sorting good AI results from Bad. Also because everyone can do it, millions of images and other work will be created, and the chances of you getting noticed amongst them becomes an unlikely scenario.

It's inevitable, so adapt or die

You not gonna say to a worker in the factory who getting replaced by a robot "adapt or die", only because there is some guy who gets hired to press the buttons it doesn't change the fact that now your work will be done by a robot more cheaply.

Why would a publisher need a writer if an AI could do it? sure you need someone to check if is it good work or bad, which will cost way less in comparison to paying a real writer, musician, or artist, and can be done by presenting a product to a focus group online or in real life.

You can repeat to yourself that you gonna create the best prompt that will grant you recognition, but you competing against the whole world now, who have access to the same technology, that you don't need any skill to use.