Now this has been mentioned in these threads before, but somehow furries really understand how these models tick. A lot of the impressive AI stuff I've seen that avoids the "AI art style" look (if you've ever played with Midjourney you know what I mean, most of what it makes has similar aesthetic going on) comes from the furry community. I don't know what it is about these guys that makes them so adept at cutting edge tech. The first image image especially surprised me, AI is almost universally terrible at those kinds of art styles. The last one isn't as good as the others but I thought it was funny Now don't flood the thread with weird furry porn please

>>2422 Give me a list of outdated links and I will update the op myself with stuff from /sdg/

Dumping some of the vidya-related stuff I made with Bing AI recently

>>2423 I'm not surprised considering how many furries are in high ranking tech jobs, and it makes sense that this catch their attention since it means unlimited smut without trying to find an artist to make a character or draw their own character in all the weirdest scenarios imaginable. SMBC had a comic that I think is proving prophetic, with the rise of technology like this it will mean absolute fetish saturation, any and every weird kink can be satisfied by these emergent AI, leading people to come up with even weirder kinks, until they get bored and have to start getting more abstract, leading to emergent meta-kinks where they can only get off through vicarious life experiences cooked up by the AI, experiencing experiences experienced by someone else in any case I made a bunch of my own weird kink smut with AI and I'm stoked because it's virtually impossible to find existing art that is any good

>>2434 >First and third pic Marty?

>>2435 Ah, no. It's Crab Nicholson's Extreme Sleepover.

>>2423 Your otter boy has been requisitioned for the war effort. Thank you for doing your part citizen! >>>/fur/8162

I fucking hate OpenAI and Microshaft so much. They have the most powerful technology but they make it's so utterly cucked it's borderline unusable, every day they're adding more and more blocks and censorship.

>>2438 and it hasn't even been functional the past few days, if your bing boosts run out it simply stops working and they were giving 100 boosts a day, now it's only 25, burning through 25 takes a matter of minutes and then you have to wait a whole day for another handout, I'm sure their traffic has dropped to a 1/4th if not less per day because of that

I just wonder how long it'll take for an open-source version to come out that as this level of capability.

>>2440 I hope soon, and as long as there is no censorship whatsoever, it'll automatically be 10x better than Bing's frontend

>>2440 the irony is that openAI, the company in control of gpt and dall-e started as an open source company, partially run by elon musk who wanted it to be the opposite of google, totally transparent and giving enterprise level AI access to everyone, someone on the board of directions got greedy and decided there's more money to be made, and around the time that elon musk left the board of directors is when openAI became closed source and only letting the privileged few even use their technology, microsoft invested at least $1B into them, hence why microsoft has the access to gpt4 and dall-e3 before anyone else. The real issue is that right now gpt3-4 and dall-e may as well be witchcraft for how they work because it's as secret and locked down as how much gold is currently in fort knox. It may require some clever individuals getting together and brain storming how to build a better algorithm for generating images instead of relying on layers of visual noise becoming sharper and sharper until something emerges resembling data associated with the text entered.

>>2442 I have hope for the future of open-source AI. My only real concern is when that happens.

>>2443 I must be stupid because I don't get what this comparison is trying to show, these look the same.

>>2443 Damn, I like this. >>2445 I guess the comparision is trying to say the first 4 are more sexy, at least two of them have spread legs.

Samus Aran from Metroid drawn by Persona 4 character artist Shigenori Soejima, full color SA-X from Metroid Fusion drawn by Shin Megami Tensei demon artist Kazuma Kaneko, full color Ridley from Metroid drawn by Shin Megami Tensei demon artist Kazuma Kaneko, full color

>>2445 maybe the amount of "skin" and detailed backgrounds I really need to look into what all this stable diffusion stuff means, I'm trying out that stable horde site and I don't understand most of these settings and models. Testing out a safe prompt and so far haven't gotten anything close to it, although one image ended up censored even, which I'm surprised, for potential csam, whatever that is

>>2443 >My only real concern is when that happens. When >we band together and beat cuckchan at their own game about "4chan comes together to create something so amazing" and we looked through source code of the best AI we got so far and find ways to make it better for >us. Otherwise, time is going to be slower than without working together, I guess.

>>2442 If I had to take a guess it's probably several algorithms running in tandem. Granted, Stable Diffusion can get really good results, but that's usually the result of custom checkpoints, LoRAs, and other community made perks. Not too much of a stretch to think that Midjourney and Dall E aren't using something similar to further refine it. It probably works better for long term development too since in the event of having to untrain parts of the weight set and compromise the whole model, you could just prune the module that requires it.

>>2446 lol nice

>>2444 >>2452 >cheesy cake

Finally got Miku hugging Dredd! Also got some egyptian robot Mikus. The amount of dogs I had to see before I got all this is absolutely retarded. >>2440 >how long it'll take for an open-source version to come out Soon hopefully, but I wouldn't count on it. Going back to SD after playing around with this and it becomes pretty noticeable how much better Dall-e is at understanding what you want. Prompt "sorceress holding staff in left hand and tome in right hand" on Dall-e and there is a pretty good change that you get exactly that, but on SD you get the sorceress holding either just the staff, the tome, neither, both floating around or just books everywhere and the sorceress holding hands with herself. On the other hand SD runs locally, doesn't have microsoft spying on you, isn't censored and you can use LoRas for specific characters and styles, inpainting, negative prompting, img2img, upscaling, among other things. Just imagine using Dall-e locally with all those tools. >>2439 By the end of the week it won't be censorship anymore, but a lobotomy, They keep banning more and more words and people keep finding other alternatives that eventually get banned as well. 4/5 days ago I used an SD prompt of a bloodied horror girl on Dall-e and it generated exactly that, although more macabre than what SD generated. Now I don't think you can even use "blood" anymore and "creepy" might trigger the fish or dog warnings. One way to increase the chances of avoiding the fish and dog warnings and get your image is to just write a bunch of useless details before your actual prompt to try and confuse it. It seemed to work well for these Miku images.

>>2454 That reminds me, since they seemed to have banned some proper nouns, adding a noun related to the person 'in between' the surname and first name. For example, Tom Actor Cruise. Walt Artist Disney. John (occupation) Doe.

>>2454 it's definitely been lobotomized already, I've had decent success with some prompts, but dall-e 3 is damn horny on it's own accord and keeps generating images that trigger the visual filter. I actually thought they had fixed one of the issues yesterday, because I was finally able to use it beyond the 25 boosts, but it's back to being broken after using it one time after boosts were gone.

>>2455 >John (occupation) Doe. >>2424 Requesting pics of John Eldenring. Or possibly Elden John.

didnt gen all these but worth sharing

>>2458 again not all mine

>>2463 i wish metroid 64 was real but then again we probably wouldnt have gotten prime and prime 2, in a perfect world we'd have both also as much as i love sunshine i really wish we got sm64 2, again maybe not instead but i wish we could have both

>>2464 someone sent in a whole bunch of ai images of Ghost to him and he watched it, timestamp is 58:00 here https://dlive.tv/p/ghostpolitics+B2ps23ZIg

>>2422 Where'd the last thread go? Does it go to an archive board since so much art is made, or did it slide off the catalog?

>>2435 How the hell can you not know about Crab Nicholson? Fucking zoomers.

>>2458 >>2459 >>2460 >>2461 >>2462 >>2463 >>2464 All these videogames that don't exist are giving me this horrible wonderful indescribable emotion.

>>2465 post not found

>>2466 it should be archived over on the ais board

Got some old style game magazine ads of Bloodborne and another Miku. >>2455 It's amazing what people find. >>2456 >dall-e 3 is damn horny on it's own accord It's become pretty absurd and since tomorrow is monday, it will probably get a lot worse. >it's back to being broken after using it one time after boosts were gone In my case it wasn't only broken, but I also got blocked after spending the boosts. I had to create a new account every single day to use this. Yesterday I was able to get around wait times by simply doing this though: >open bing search on a new tab >search for "!prompt (prompt goes here)" >check if the bing chat window appeared next to the search results <if it didn't appear, go back to typing the prompt and adding stuff like "high detail, illustration/drawing of (rest of your prompt...)" and search again >go back to the bing image creation page, wait a bit and then refresh >collect images At some point it was telling me to wait 7 hours, so I simply used bing to create the images like that and waited a few seconds. Note that there is some kind of limit as well for bing chat, but it's way over 25. >>2459 >Fun allowed! Pretty cool stuff.

>>2471 related

I'm reading the previous thread. Beyond my wildest dreams. Can it do LOSS? >>2470 Ah yes. I recalled discussion about that but couldn't remember what the board was called.

Oh and a reminder to anyone using bing create, all images have a watermark using a technology called c2pa, I'm not sure of the full extent of this watermarking beyond the metadata stored in the jpegs. There is a tool on github 'c2patool' that can display this watermark confirming the origin of the image is microsoft. Converting the image from jpeg to png with tools like imagemagick seem to strip this data, as c2patool can no longer detect it. There may still be watermark data embedded somewhere in the header that can be found with a hexeditor but I haven't attempted to dive that deep into it. I'm sure microsoft is also keeping copies and hashes of every image generated as verifiable proofs of ownership, so stripping the data is probably a moot point unless you use AI inpainting to fix oddities so that it's distinct from the source, but even then there is such a thing as fuzzy matching images so minute details may not stop such a tool from getting a positive hit from the source.

>>2475 Nevermind, converting the image from jpeg, to png, and then back to jpeg shows the information is still hidden in the image.

>>2476 Just quickly experimenting, modifying images and then exporting the modified image to any format does seem to destroy the watermark, as it's no longer detected with the tool. I may go a step further and create a script to read the image pixel by pixel to a new file, but according to some even just having the image go through compression on something like imgur could destroy the watermark since their comprsesion method does not have c2pa baked into it.

>>2425 Made another Delivery Anchor Girl using darkSushiMix 2.25D and also I don't remember if I posted this Lain.

>>2479 Bro what the fuck I just wanted to check on a few threads and then I see this shit on the homepage lmao. Nice one anon. If mario didn't have his mustache he would look just like mark!

>>2480 Did you notice >>2444 and >>2452 It's Markio

>>2468 There was an account entirely for that called "This game does not exist", where 3D artists and gamedevs would submit "screenshots" they made. Definitely very dorceless. Cromulent, even.

>>2481 No. I never scrolled up. I just saw those images, blew air out of my nose and smiled a little, made my post, then moved on. Those images are wonderful works of art as well. I wish AI could make me a 3dpd GF soon enough in the future.

>>2479 These are Pixar-level quality, what the fuck?

>shitting out one gorillion low quality variations of the same idea instead of picking a few of the best ones and polishing them up dall-e was a mistake

>>2493 Glad you like them. Here you go, last batch.

>>2456 Non-lobotomized AIs would create all kind of horny stuff out of nowhere i trust it

>>2494 AI art style: photographs of an obsolete display technology. All of them, however, are missing a proper shadow mask.

>>2456 >>2495 >>2443 >>2449 Let me explain you something about these ai projects. There isn't an easy way to actually delete a specific behavior, so any kind of "censorship" is actually adding a regex filter between you and the neural network. And I'm pretty sure there are already decent enough models, nevertheless the problem with those is that most people doesn't have enough computational power to deploy those models.

>>2497 >computation power it doesn't take all that much to generate a single image, or even a set of 4, the only reason microsoft needs thousands of gpus is because they have potentially thousands of accounts making many simultaneous requests, generating 4 images at a time, disregarding how many are getting blocked it still takes the cpu/gpu time to generate it, same with all the other websites taking so many requests simultaneously. I'm sure if I were to have stable diffusion trained on one particular subject it would easily generate an image every minute even on my hardware, but to run something like dall-e 3 is a different beast entirely, having several billion parameters or prompts or whatever they call it to define the model, and access to potentially trillions of images for training, it wouldn't just be a matter of having the memory to generate a single request, but also the storage needed for it's neural network.

>>2499 Bloody Pirates!!!!!!

>>2499 Please, more Pirate-themed gaming pictures Also give us something for 8chan's birthday

What tags can I use to give AI generated girls taller pantsu with more side coverage? AI normally makes some very skimpy stuff.

>>2501 Tried to make Francis Drake for the last two, but failed. The AI kept wanting to give her an eyepatch and also it's really hard to make it give her big breasts after the lobotomy. And she has elf ears for some reason

Shadman just released a video defending AI art and it is causing enormous amounts of butthurt in the comments: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=u_v9Gbw6kcU

It's comforting to know how many users are complaining on other websites about getting banned and suspended for the most asinine of reasons, like putting "safe image content" into the prompt resulting in a 1 hour ban. Users getting banned for including "spooky" in prompts too now that it's october as well. Yet other users are claiming that can use the same prompt and still get results. Either there are a lot of pajeets intervening on accounts or they are using gpt to determine the context of every prompt, and if gpt has a seed per user that's the only thing that makes sense as to why prompts are only blocked sometimes, it's context determination is random per user, every time.

>>2505 MS must know by now that this isn't sustainable. And I hope the source code gets leaked soon.

>>2504 The department of candles is always afraid of being made obsolete.

>>2507 How long ago was it that traditional media artists were disparating digital artists?

>>2504 This is clearly an attempt to gain attention on his part.

>>2508 To be fair there are things that can't be properly replicated by newer tech, mostly desirable artifacts like scan lines, video artifacts, film grain, brush strokes. Digital art, no mater how good it got or how widely adopted it's become ever truly replicated older forms of art. The real tragedy is that the newer stuff ends up completely supplanting the older stuff mostly just out of convenience or because it's cheaper (even if it's only cheaper due to economics of scale due ti the newer stuff becoming more popular) or just simply due to "follow the leader" kind of popularity ratcheting. I just don't want to see older things go away because they are still desirable in and of themselves but that's going to require some artists to step up and get interested in picking up old styles of media and passing the techniques on.

>>2424 >>2462 >>2463 Does the AI recognize Panzer Dragoon well enough to make something cool with it? I've always been in love with the visual aesthetic of this series but there's very little content online about it. Especially Panzer Dragoon Orta.

>>2504 >Direct linking Oh hai, Shadman. https://yewtu.be/watch?v=u_v9Gbw6kcU

>>2512 I doubt he'd even know of, let alone deliberately conflation himself, with the infamous porn artist.

I thought it was just a butthurt comments section but the video is turning into actual drama. His twitter says he's getting all kinds of weirdly aggressive attacks and vile messages worse than he expected. Might be worth posting in the cancerous e-celeb thread.

>>2514 There's a sizable portion of digital artists that are extremely anti-AI, many to the point of kicking up some major drama when someone big uses it. They treat it like tracing.

>>2514 >>2515 For example check out this Twitter thread from a few weeks ago when a pixel artist gave permission for people to train models with their art. Some commenters went berserk. https://twitter.com/nashor_kim/status/1706146337086214626

>>2516 >DevianTARTlets getting desperate Even the deadbeats whose crap went viral aeons ago returned to their main accounts just to replace their forgotten galleries with the anti-AI protest imagery, as if the manchildren running the site would give a shit.

>>2516 <direct linking to Twitter https://nitter.net/nashor_kim/status/1706146337086214626 >>2517 The site is in the process of destroying itself anyway. Maybe their retardation will accelerate it.

>>2424 Kat from Gravity Rush eating an apple in Shibuya.

>>2424 Gondolas.

>Scorpion and Sub-Zero generate fine with no problems >Liu Kang is doable if you add his red headband and being shirtless as prompts >doesn't really know Raiden but doable if you add his white robe, blue vest, and straw hat in the prompt >had bit of trouble with Shao Kahn

Seems bing is somewhat fixed, in that you can generate even without the boosts now, still limited to 25 boosts a day and while I think more prompts are getting through the image content detection seems to be going off more often.

Persona 4 the AI generated arts They look older than they appear in the games, so it's more like Persona 4: The Time Skip

>>2504 Honestly I do not care about the opinion of some washed up heroin addict and neither should you. For me AI art is just fun, techbros and VCs are overhyping it the way they overhype everything and I feel that's what turned so many people against it. When Crayon et al were popular nobody was screaming about this back then, it was still treated like the toy it is and not The Ultimate FUTURE Of MEDIA™ that random crypto bagholders push it as. There are legitimate criticisms of how the basis of these networks were trained to begin with, though. Lots of privacy violations and copyright infringement and among AI researchers by sharing huge imagesets they owned literally no rights to. Scraping random people's Facebook walls and shit then adding those images to their sets with no permission, I can't defend antichrist behavior like that. >>2516 >horrid neo-wojak memes OK, now you have to go back.

>>2504 But that's Shadiversity, the YouTube sword guy, not Shadman, the degenerate porn drawer. He is known for causing a lot of seethe, though. Seems like a nice enough guy.

MADE SOME CUTE AND SMUG GIRLS (Mostly) https://www.bing.com/images/create grinning smug blonde soldier girl Berserk style blue eyes military uniform black and white power pose grinning smug blonde One Piece style blue eyes military uniform black and white power pose grinning smug blonde Berserk style blue eyes military uniform black and white power pose pigtails grinning smug blonde Berserk style blue eyes military uniform black and white power pose Ect

>>2529 Last one!

>>2523 more persona 4

>>2524 > I can't defend antichrist behavior like that. Lmao. If you put a picture in public online, you can't complain about what's done with it other than tracing or defamation edits of real photos. Neural networks aren't tracing. It's literally looking at pictures and generating shit that sort of looks like an approximation of thousands and thousands of pictures, but not a fusion of them.

>>2527 >>2526 >>2528 >>2529 >>2530 >Literally infinite smug works I normally shit on the fags overhyping new tech like Mr. "AI scraping is the antichrist" described, because the real world application of such tech is usually still decades away. This however isn't. This tech is moving fast as hell and the effects will be felt, are being felt, immediately. This is a technological leap to be excited about for once.

>>2517 Anon, you shouldn't have that second picture, you know that, right? You also realize how old that picture is?

All of this was made on AI? which one in particular?

>>2535 Judging by the resolution it must have been Dall E 3.

>>2532 >>2533 Anon I'm not sure you know what I'm talking about, and if you do then you have no right to ever complain about any of the excessive data aggregation companies like Google do. It's not that these were being used in training, (though that is legally up in the air and lawsuits are currently ongoing about it) it's that these datasets are/were public for anybody to download. They just took whatever and packaged it up with reckless abandon. Beyond that being very much illegal under copyright laws, it's creepy and completely unnecessary. They could have used the Wikimedia Commons or paid for stock photos. Not take people's personal photos without their consent.

>>2536 I specially like the medieval ones. So much meme potential.

>>2537 (samefagging to cont.) I want to add that this isn't the same thing as anons packaging up a ton of furry porn from e621. It's the fact the entire institution of AI research was acting in such an legally gray and unethical way, it's the scale of the problem. There's also something to be said about art created by public figures being a different target to the comparatively private recesses of obscure personal social media accounts. I don't expect random internet users to follow or care about the law. I do expect commercial entities and groups of supposed "academics" and "experts" to. The harm being done is very different and not on the same scale.

>>2537 >They could have used the Wikimedia Commons or paid for stock photos Well they were using stock photos, they just weren't paying for them.

>>2540 >I made something available on the Internet for free and people used it >HOW COULD THIS BE HAPPENING TO ME

<<895689 >being retarded

>>2516 Man this makes me want to troll the artfags. Looks like you could extract a lot of butthurt with minimum effort.

>>2537 >without their consent. Posting images in a manner openly viewable by the public is giving permission for them to be publicly seen. It's not copyright violation for me to save an image off Twitter and add it to my collection. It's not copyright violation for me to locally edit a file on my computer. It's not copyright violation for me to learn about composition, shading, colour, and so on by looking at images I am allowed to look at. That is what AI training does, which means Anti-AI legislation would require making at least one item in that list illegal, and any of them would be unthinkably catastrophic. >if you do then you have no right to ever complain about any of the excessive data aggregation companies like Google do. Secretly inserting tracking methods without consent, requiring disclosure of personal information either by compulsion or deception, and aggregating and selling private back-end data are all a completely different issue than "I posted a picture online and somebody saw it, how could this be happening to me?"

>>2522 The censorshit just keeps getting worse every day though. They're gonna keep driving that nail into the brain over and over until it votes democrat.

Are there any good videos or articles detailing the legality and potential uses of AI art? Almost everywhere I go peoples opinions are purely driven by emotion and kneejerk reactions and there aren't many people discussing things in a less biased manner. Is it likely just going to permanently be in a very grey area?

>>2546 You're living in the tard age of social media. You will not find a single reasonable creature on Earth. Everything is self-righteous opinions shat out onto the net with zero thought and the only choice you have is to wade through the filth and make up your own mind.

>>2545 It's definitely getting worse, ironically it's not stopping unprompted tits and nipples getting through the filter, which makes me curious as to what is actually getting caught by the porn filter if not that. The pajeet in charge of this dumpster fire has responded that the zealous content violations are being looked into, which probably doesn't mean anything other than to placate the enraged masses into thinking this will be fixed.

>>895689 >hiding the hands At least you've learned a bit fgt.

>>2521 >last one Nigga we ALL Chinese!

>>2545 >>2548 Makes me wonder: are there any "hidden" commands that tell the AI to override its blacklist? Sort of like those "pretend you're X" instructions for chatgpt.

What model is this?

>>2537 >Anon I'm not sure you know what I'm talking about I'm pretty sure you don't know what you're talking about.

>>2552 Nice image, but judging alone by the low resolution without HiResFix it could be any SD checkpoint.

>>2553 He doesn't. Taking images to use as raw data without someone's consent is a non-issue. He might as well complain about Google taking pictures for Street View because his house is on it. And even that would make more sense than what he's saying.

>>2554 >go to civitai to track down the St. Louis lora >"LOL no NSFW content for you" This shit is infuriating, but because normalfags just can't get enough of centralization, we'll probably never see a site that has civitai's NSFW stuff without registration walls.

The surprising amount of (1)s all generally saying the same thing is weird and suspicious to me >>2552 Anon, it's is practically impossible to give you an answer. It's like asking what pencil an image was drawn with. Your filename indicates you found it on cuckchan, go ask whoever you saved it from.

>>2557 >spoiler Maybe all the AIs are posting in the AI thread. :^)

>>2557 >The surprising amount of (1)s This thread has less than 150 posts. Not every thread is goober gabber where the majority of posts come from people that are terminally in the thread with (5) to (30) posts before it even hits 100.

>>2557 ISPs with dynamic IPs exist, anon. My IP changes every 12 hours or so.

>>2556 >without registration walls I guess I dont care about that.

>>2424 >>2425 >>2478 Made another Request Anchor Girl using DSM225 model also.

>>2561 The problem isn't registration being required, it's if they let you sign up with a burner email or not. I've never tested it. >>2556 Registration walls are a good thing if done correctly, because it keeps normalfags from seeing something to complain about if they don't register.

>>2563 >it's if they let you sign up with a burner email or not It worked the last time I tried (several week ago)

>>2478 >>2562 Really cute, keep it up.

>>2564 Then he has nothing to bitch about.

>>2531 More Persona 4? OK!

>>2567 The Other cast, Igor had a lot of horrifying results

>>2568 Featuring Dante From The Devil May Cry Series

>>2568 Made more of Elizabeth. Dall-e sometimes gives her cleavage, then sometimes not

>put "mouth is closed" <CONTENT BLOCKED >change to "mouth is closed" <CONTENT BLOCKED >change to "mouth is not open" <proceeds to generate prompt but fails to follow directions Ah the beauty of technology.

>>2571 oh one of those was supposed to be shut, not closed still weird that of all the things to get prompt blocked is trying to make a character without their mouth getting wider and wider with each generation like they're preparing to eat my soul I've gotten so many generations now where the mouth is just agape in every single one and I swear it's getting bigger

>>2572 Have you tried 'neutral mouth expression'?

>>2501 I have some more birthday ones I could post in a bit

The Shadiversity shitstorm is getting interesting. Shad made a long response to all the shitty messages he's been getting and twatter is big mad that the response is too long. Apparently, Shad has a brother who runs a highly successful art channel on YouTube and now the twatters are trying to get him involved in the controversy and politicizing it. Twatter is spamming Shad's brother with messages about how Shad is an alt-right nazi, a transphobe, etc. and politicizing the issue, it got so bad the guy made a public statement about it. So now they're using politics to try to get Shad cancelled by his own family, all because he defended AI art. This is getting pretty unhinged.

>>2575 >This is getting pretty unhinged. It's a struggle session, it's suppose to be: https://odysee.com/@newdiscourses:9/surviving-a-modern-struggle-session:f

Right lads, the AI somehow won't let me do shit from my IP despite me not using the tool at all last week, but I just saw this post and I wanted to ask whoever can still access it if they can use the same method (@name, presumably twitter handles) to craft pictures with them and somehow bypass the censorship. >>2574 Cheers lad >>2575 I find it really amusing as his pro-AI argument is probably the most grounded one, in that people don't understand shit of how it works.

>>2579 >whoever can still access it if they can use the same method to craft pictures with them and somehow bypass the censorship. You can still make prompts of bill gates, he just has to be referred to by his real name, William Henry Gates III

So, can AI make old heroquest/warhammer/classic black and white 80s rpg book art?

>A picture of saturn eating his children but with klaus swab eating a cockroach instead Blocked. >A picture of Klaus swab as a Skibidi toilet giving a conference at the UN Blocked. This shit is so fucking lobotomized i wasted all my tokens. Tried the >>2579 trick and they blocked it as well. The only ones that went through were the shitty tests with chewbacca in a ridiculous swimwear, the skeleton screaming at cabbages and different types of Sylvannas screaming and angry at stuff.

>>2519 >>2425 Kat walking around Shibuya or Akihabara with an apple that she might eat later. Plus a comfy Kat.

>>2582 Texas enfuego? Also I agree, my enjoyment of this AI has gone down the shitter. I can barely even use my 'safe' ideas with no profanity at all because it somehow has an issue with some inane word. I am hoping more and more every day for someone to release an open-source alternative.

>>2585 Down the shitter indeed, every day it passes it censors even more shit, i can't even do females unless they're random. The Sylvanas pictures alone they took me like three days because the nigger dog was always there, like you have this awesome tech at your reach but they cripple it so hard that instead of enoying it makes it sour leaving you with more craving for SD. But hey, dudes and fantasy (no females allowed) stuff looks cool.

>>2586 How was the og stable diffusion model leaked anyhow?

>>2583 Thanks!

>>2425 >>2583 Now do the same thing, but make her naked.

photo of big-nosed merchants with beards, black robes, black thick glasses, white and blue towels around their shoulders and kippahs running from a giant black and white cat using its laser eyes to destroy a desert town. explosions in the background

>>2582 Seems like klaus schwab and characters that may bear a resemblance to him like Dr. Evil from Austin Powers or Blofeld from the Bond series won't fly on dall-e. Was able to get a few prompts of Blofeld earlier somehow, but wasn't satisfied with the results. While he doesn't bear a complete resemblance to schwab, Eggman managed to fly past dall-e's censorship with the prompts of 'old man', 'bald', 'scar underneath his right eye' 'thin-framed glasses' and 'Sonic 06' Don't think this particular one influences anything The dog popped up more when using prompts to remove the facial hair, so you'll just have to hope it spits out an image and it forgets to give them a mustache.

>>2591 Other images created with the prompt

>>2583 >>2424 >>2589 Meant to reply to the request anchor, not the delivery one.

Sorry to ask, to anyone with a bit more imagination than I have, could you help us out over at >>>/ais/2407 making some AI-generated banners? >>2594 >weakest loli appreciator

>>2586 >Living in the undercity Not sure why, but sonic trying to have a good time with sylvanas is wholesome. If anyone can fix her, its him.

>>2570 3rd one is like Chie in Elizabeth's outfit. Need.

>>2589 Since it's cucked to hell, has anyone tried using it just to generate a base image, then using other models and their tools to edit it?

Tried to make more WoW stuf but in the Sengoku era, i do find hilarious how they respect the oversized pauldrons, and the dwarves looked so awesome i made a crapload of them. >>2591 >>2592 Those look nice, my idea was to use the original picture of Saturn since is a well known picture for everyone but with the right man and his rightful meal but since they don't want to be shown as villains they should stop looking and acting like ones. But is normal that sometimes your characters have those cracks on them? Some of mine kinda showed those too. >>2596 Characters like her are ripe material for use in stupid and awkward situations (like being angry at shitposts, at tomatoes, at (you), at pizzas, getting screamed by your boss orc) and it was suppose to be bored in a rollercoaster ride and that was the other first character that came into mind and it looked nice. My only complain is that is hard to get her outfit and appearance correct. Also i used your idea to make a shitty banner for >>2595

>>2586 I like the Radikal ork.

>So you're putting chemicals in the water that are turning the worgens gay? <And orcs and pretty much everyone, but lets be fair i don't care about the horde even.

>>2589 >spoiler Sorry, but Kat is just a nice average girl trying to save the day while definitely wearing underwear and not reading erotic novels at work. >>2599 Pretty cool stuff. Cute banner too. Prompting characters in silly situations is pretty fun. Too bad that constantly seeing the dog basically sucks all the fun out of it.

Apprently just putting the word "clothed" into my prompts instantly improved dall-e3's results immensely, I kept getting their stupid "inappropriate image content" error in spite of trying all kinds of prompts to force covering on characters where I thought they were triggering the filter. All it took was one word, clothed. Fuck.

>>2602 >Kat reading an erotic novel of herself This is hilarious to me for some reason. MOAR please.

>>2589 >>2425 Kat LoRA: https://civitai.com/models/33396/kat-gravity-rush-kitten-gravity-daze

>>2605 the fact the AI actually gave her faint stretch marks is weirdly impressive.

>>2605 Does he have two vajohnyas?

>>2607 *shelol

Made a few images for the /ais/ banner stuff, the words shit and chan gave me nothing but niggerdogs, what a shame.

>>2609 >Can make nearly anything interesting or fun <Instead makes and post absolute shit Neck yourself already, it's like seeing an stupid autistic children repeat the same stupid joke that wasn't fun every fucking time

>>2610 Obsessed terminally-online alogs are like that

I want Nintendo to double down on their mushroom imagery. I also want them to expand on the Rosalina lore, it'd be cool if Mario could visit her again for one world, but this time she's a commander for an intergalatic space fleet fighting against a space invader, I would love to see a big jump in the lore and storytelling, it doesn't need to have the cinematic build-up that Zelda does, just make it cool, appealing and interesting.

What free AI voice service do you goys recommend for generating some sexy voices? I need quite a few AI voice lines for my mod so that they have some lines to speak instead of the voice that I ripped off from another mod.

>>2613 Try and get Elevenlabs to generate a female, raspy voice, then use RVC to clone some female VA's voice onto the generated one >>2609 Impressive

>>2614 So I need a bunch of female voice downloaded in my hard drive for cloning purpose? Shit man I don't have any.

>no Sayaka lora >no Katie Power lora >no Julie Power lora >no Cindy Vortex lora Is lora creation difficult? >>2615 Check your video game folders. A lot of video games have voice files easily extractable, and a decent number have them as loose files in common formats.