I was just messing around with an art generator at Night Cafe. Seems pretty simple.
Has anyone done any Traveller art with the AI tools out there?
Has anyone done any Traveller art with the AI tools out there?
In before the field can be correctly called "copywrong law" ...There is a lot of activity in the legal world trying to figure out what to do.
It depends upon the legal jurisdiction. At this writing, AI-generated images can’t be copyrighted in the US, but they can be copyrighted in China.AI generated works cannot be copyrighted.
Ah yes, the paragons of intellectual property rights protection that the world looks up to ... right ... uh-huh ...At this writing, AI-generated images can’t be copyrighted in the US, but they can be copyrighted in China.
good to know, and interesting. It all comes down to what is art? is the prompt for generating art something that can be copyrighted? But I am taking this thread off topic. I have attempted to do a few things with various AI tools, some Traveller related. So far, I've not been happy with the results, but I also feel I am cheating or something. Personal bias, I know. For me it is still in the toy phase though moving so fast it is leaving that pretty durn quickly!It depends upon the legal jurisdiction. At this writing, AI-generated images can’t be copyrighted in the US, but they can be copyrighted in China.
Part of the issue for me is that it is not really a collaboration when I utterly fail to covey to the AI any of MY visionary contribution. The AI generates images on a "this is what I feel like, so take it or leave it" basis. As an example, I described a knife with a pommel in the shape of the head of a tiger ... the knife had no pommel, but the handle was inlaid with tiger fur and the leather sheath had a tiger head on it. It was pretty, but it bore little resemblance to what I had asked for.good to know, and interesting. It all comes down to what is art? is the prompt for generating art something that can be copyrighted? But I am taking this thread off topic. I have attempted to do a few things with various AI tools, some Traveller related. So far, I've not been happy with the results, but I also feel I am cheating or something. Personal bias, I know. For me it is still in the toy phase though moving so fast it is leaving that pretty durn quickly!
It was probably trying to emulate an Aslans hand.Waaaay too many fingers... LOL
Otherwise? Not bad at all.
That's the problem with AI tech ... it grows at exponential speed ... and humans are REALLY BAD at judging exponential rates of anything.For me it is still in the toy phase though moving so fast it is leaving that pretty durn quickly!
I’m sure many Renaissance patrons experienced the same thing.Part of the issue for me is that it is not really a collaboration when I utterly fail to covey to the AI any of MY visionary contribution. The AI generates images on a "this is what I feel like, so take it or leave it" basis. As an example, I described a knife with a pommel in the shape of the head of a tiger ... the knife had no pommel, but the handle was inlaid with tiger fur and the leather sheath had a tiger head on it. It was pretty, but it bore little resemblance to what I had asked for.
Then there are the obvious limitations ... it can do "photo realism", but not "fingers" ... round wheels and 4 legs often allude it as well. So watching a computer create things unrelated to what I want is not my definition of "fun" and if it is "ART", it really doesn't seem like "MY" artwork (as an artist) ... just art that I commissioned with a prompt and had trivial control over (I get to specify the style).
This is how you destroy an Artificial Intelligence.It was probably trying to emulate an Aslans hand.
I just try to keep working at it until I get something that I like or can live with. That does take a while.Part of the issue for me is that it is not really a collaboration when I utterly fail to covey to the AI any of MY visionary contribution. The AI generates images on a "this is what I feel like, so take it or leave it" basis. As an example, I described a knife with a pommel in the shape of the head of a tiger ... the knife had no pommel, but the handle was inlaid with tiger fur and the leather sheath had a tiger head on it. It was pretty, but it bore little resemblance to what I had asked for.
Then there are the obvious limitations ... it can do "photo realism", but not "fingers" ... round wheels and 4 legs often allude it as well. So watching a computer create things unrelated to what I want is not my definition of "fun" and if it is "ART", it really doesn't seem like "MY" artwork (as an artist) ... just art that I commissioned with a prompt and had trivial control over (I get to specify the style).
I am contemplating trying the "start with an image" feature and Photoshop a rough collage of cut, stretch and paste objects that look like crap, but convey "composition" and see what happens from there. I just have not gotten around to it yet.I just try to keep working at it until I get something that I like or can live with. That does take a while.
Look my stuff over if there is anything that you can use. Otherwise, let me know here and I will try to make you something that you can evolve or edit.I am contemplating trying the "start with an image" feature and Photoshop a rough collage of cut, stretch and paste objects that look like crap, but convey "composition" and see what happens from there. I just have not gotten around to it yet.
Here is an example ...Look my stuff over if there is anything that you can use. Otherwise, let me know here and I will try to make you something that you can evolve or edit.
I guess the AI has gotten smarter than my first "cart" with wheels at 90 degree angles on the body.Here is what I came up with for a Jeep. Everyone of them rendered had tires.
Check out my cargo trucks as well.I guess the AI has gotten smarter than my first "cart" with wheels at 90 degree angles on the body.
I have and liked them (both personally and in "computer-speak" by clicking the hearts). I was also impressed with the "Steampunk" themed craft.Check out my cargo trucks as well.
Thanks, and do not forget to leave comments either.I have and liked them (both personally and in "computer-speak" by clicking the hearts). I was also impressed with the "Steampunk" themed craft.