/cyb/ - Cyberpunk Fiction and Fact

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I'm speechless.

>>2021
I see hundreds of pics of this quality on discord every day. I just only bothered dumping some now.

>>2017
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>>2020
Absolutely amazing!
>>2022
More, please!

>>2017
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>>2020
Wow. They look great.
Do you know what model was used to create those images?

Purplesmart AI has been improving:
https://discord.gg/4QDFxbRmjV

>>2024
Program: automatic1111
Model: Astralites Ponyv1
Sampler: Euler a
Prompt: detailed fluffy fur, unicorn, (by taran fiddler and chunie , Michael & Inessa Garmash, Ruan Jia, Pino Daeni), volumetric lighting, ambient bloom, 4K, ((((solo)))), (((golden medieval full armor))), (golden full muzzle helmet with metal ears), (face covered), ((Fire for hair)), holy light

>>2026
Where can I get the Astralites Ponyv1 model?
I tried that prompt without the model and got this.

>>2027
Tested and loos like this is the model.
https://huggingface.co/AstraliteHeart/pony-diffusion
https://mega.nz/file/ZT1xEKgC#Xxir5udMmU_mKaRZAbBkF247Yk7DqCr01V0pDzSlYI0

>>2030
How does the model make art that good when most fandom art is show tracing- I mean vector art?

>>2031
I think that is one of the wonders of Neural Networks. No one knows exactly why it works so good as it does only that it works. But it is hit and misses in depending on seed number.

>>2030
In case people want to know. For that image (that looked best so far and first I ran) used the Prompt by >>2026
>detailed fluffy fur, unicorn, (by taran fiddler and chunie , Michael & Inessa Garmash, Ruan Jia, Pino Daeni), volumetric lighting, ambient bloom, 4K, ((((solo)))), (((golden medieval full armor))), (golden full muzzle helmet with metal ears), (face covered), ((Fire for hair)), holy light
>Steps: 20, Sampler: Euler a, CFG scale: 7, Seed: 3081589709, Size: 512x512

>>2034
I've heard of training girls, but this is ridiculous!
What is this, the next Kantai Collection spinoff?

>>2034
>trains and anime
Add ponies to the equation and we'd have enough autism to go to Mars and back.

>>2037
And Sonic. Autists love Sonic for some reason.
Maybe they wish they were Sonic? Maybe Tails the shy small genius child who wants to be cool like Sonic appeals to them? Maybe they just like fast things.

>>2040
I didn't make it, but thanks.

>>2041
Where's the source?

>>2039
It's good, but it makes me dizzy.

>>2039
Videos like this are further proof that AI generated images doesn't "hurt art", but expands it. The concept of art is being democratized, so that even random people who have no talent for drawing or no time to paint can realize their creative ambitions and silly ideas.
It's said that beauty is in the eye of the beholder. A machine may be able to make immaculate images, but only a human can appreciate them. Likewise, only a human would have thought to use a machine to compile a bunch of anime girls into the Rick Rolled video, and AI helped them do it.

>>2049
Things only have value when they are scarce

>>2052
Art has always been abundant. There's trillions of artworks out there. The fact that unpracticed artists can create their own images with memes just adds to the sphere.
Art didn't suddenly get worse once acrylic paints enabled artists to buy their paint instead of mixing it from the elements.

>>2052
That's only for market value, which is irrelevant. Art's value is subjective.
Just look at the boorus and see how there's tens of thousands of lewd pics of the mane six, but people still get excited when new

>>2053
There aren't. Painting well is hard

>>2054
All value is subjective. That value is based on scarcity. If you have infinite art then all of it becomes boring

There's lots of pics but a tiny fraction of them actually appeal to you. If you can press a button to get a new one perfectly suited to you, you'll get bored of it

EVERYTHING becomes boring if you have an endless supply of it

>>2055
>If you have infinite art then all of it becomes boring
I've seen thousands of conventional pony artworks and thousands of AI artworks in the past couple weeks alone, but I'm not bored at all.
>That value is based on scarcity.
I beg to differ. When it comes to art, the more the merrier.
>If you can press a button to get a new one perfectly suited to you, you'll get bored of it
If I became bored of it, it must have not suited me perfectly.
>EVERYTHING becomes boring if you have an endless supply of it
I already have a virtually endless supply of mare porn for free, and I'm not even close to bored of it yet.

>>2052
Things can have inherent value unrelated to their scarcity and how desired they are.
Incredibly rare randomly generated NFTs unlikely to exist don't have any intrinsic value granted by their rarity.

>>2057
>Incredibly rare randomly generated NFTs unlikely to exist don't have any intrinsic value granted by their rarity.
This, regardless of how scarce something is, it's true value is based on one of two things:
1. How useful it is to people
2. It's subjective, sentimental value
AI art is useful, and also enables people to generate artworks that meet their own subjective tastes.

>>2061
Amogüs

>>2064
>A.I. generated
I doubt it. I believe A.I. assisted might be a more accurate term.

>>2066
CUTE

>>2066
Post steamy honeymoon pics pls
Also, checked devil dubs

>>2120
Nice and hot.

>>2150
Pongle 2.0

Does anyone want a grid of 35-50 images made with your chosen prompt? My PC is pretty powerful.

>>2160
Ooooooo. I can try to think of something but from my testing crafting an effective promt is a science in itself so I am not sure what a good promt would be (my testing on my slow computer have not been too successful).
But if you can try to make some statues like in >>2115 (pic 3) it would be awesome. I think they look awesome.