Andrej at the Baltic Sea
Recap
The AI learns quickly and I am amazed at how much it has improved in just one year. And I'm not talking about Midjourney! What it still can't do, unfortunately, are hands, movements and interaction. And when two AI creatures get too close, they share a leg or an arm.
The AI should also take another look at AI creatures with a darker skin colour. No, they haven't been out in the sun too long - they're dark all over.
Thank you
Felix at the Baltic Sea
Benedict from Latvia – Just Another Ginger Guy
NOTE
I make no apologies for my stupid habit of giving AI creatures names and thus identities. At this point, however, I would like to point out that these are not real photographs, but images generated by AI. The source material was portraits I had taken in the past.
Hendrik "Twelve" Barley – The Guy with the Twelve Fingers
Sandro in Italy
Leon from Budapest
For the first time I experience these details in an AI-generated photorealistic image
Backstage during Milano Fashion Week – Jay, Jacob and Basil
Luca from Firenze
I have a dream – Today is the International Day Against Homophobia, Transphobia and Biphobia, 17th May
You have no idea how difficult it was to create these last images despite the massive censorship. Luckily I found ways to override the AI. Maybe it learns from my pictures how to deal with gender issues today. Anyway.
Once again, the American double standard is to blame for this dilemma. I suspect that the AI can't really distinguish between the sexes when it comes to androgyny. It's a conflict for the AI - on the one hand it has to censor female nipples, and on the other it can't distinguish between the sexes. What should it do?
I am definitely in favour of there being rules to prevent abuse. But I see it as a personal restriction when the software suddenly decides what I can and cannot edit.
No - this is not a political statement. Perhaps a wild fantasy on my part. Who knows?
The last one closes the door! This is the oldest picture in the series and I made it at the end of 2023.