For me it would be the best search engine ever. “Oh you already crawled and contextualized every bit on every image done by a human? Then please show me all the neopunk yellow jackets on artstation, tumblr and deviantart, oh and only show me the puffy crop top ones”
right here in substack there has been several conversation on people using ai images for their posts, and the best solution is to invite them to please use an existing image and link/credit the creator. The image is already based on some artists work so you would be doing everyone a favor
just like pinterest made their house on curation, we can use ai for the greater good, search through all the troves of work wonderful people have put trillions of hours into making.
“I want to see a movie about noir superheros” boom you get Nightwatch and many many more wonderful shorts that we have no clue exist, but some wonderful passionate artists gave their lifetime to made them.
For me it would be the best search engine ever. “Oh you already crawled and contextualized every bit on every image done by a human? Then please show me all the neopunk yellow jackets on artstation, tumblr and deviantart, oh and only show me the puffy crop top ones”
right here in substack there has been several conversation on people using ai images for their posts, and the best solution is to invite them to please use an existing image and link/credit the creator. The image is already based on some artists work so you would be doing everyone a favor
just like pinterest made their house on curation, we can use ai for the greater good, search through all the troves of work wonderful people have put trillions of hours into making.
“I want to see a movie about noir superheros” boom you get Nightwatch and many many more wonderful shorts that we have no clue exist, but some wonderful passionate artists gave their lifetime to made them.
Ooh yeah that would be handy. I've been sticking with the stock photos option instead of the AI, but it's of course limited to the library they have.