Recent content by Maxperson

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And that's why YOUR labor would be AI slop I guess. That isn't what I would do and is not what I am describing. Also, let's be clear, I've repeatedly said that I don't do AI art myself, so I don't want credit, respect or money. I'm just pointing out how AI can be used as a tool to make art...

It only leads there if you put blinders on and ignore all the other stuff that goes into it. Your False Dichotomy/Slippery Slope/Strawman there is false, slippery and a complete twisting of all of my arguments here. Getting three fallacies into one sentence is quite impressive.

Apparently you don't realize it can take hours, perhaps many hours to get to your vision through directing the AI. Quite a lot of work is involved, so yes I would be giving MY creativity, as it's my vision, and also MY labor, since it would take hours to complete. Are you going get past the...

Not really. I am fully aware that the first prompt causes AI to grab from artists and am against using that art as it would be theft. That said, if I then change it radically(I'm not talking about small things like shading and color) such that it is no longer that artists creation and is...

There was no gaslighting dude. Mecheon took FrogReaver's quote out of context and then responded with a competely inappropriate response. The sentence immediately preceding the one taken out of context shows that the context is, "When does pixelated art become art?" Then the next sentence was...

No. I get the initial picture back based on whatever prompt I have given. Then I direct it as a tool to make the many, many changes I want. That's instruction. There's no way that it can go out and keep finding art on the internet that has all the changes I want to make to the initial...

It can't be anything else. I had a vision. My vision is now before me. That's 100% my vision. You don't get to tell me how much I would tweak it. I guarantee you it wouldn't be a little. There's no way the AI would get all that close to my vision with what it first grabbed. It would take...

Why not? Your brain directs your hand and paintbrush to do the work. Since the brain directs AI to do the work and achieve your vision, I don't see that as any different from the brain directing the hand and paintbrush to do the work. In both cases you are being a director. In both cases the...

We even have pictures of the Seelie Court bard.

My wife appears to be immune to the Chickenpox vaccine. She has been vaccinated 3 or 4 times and still shows 0 antibodies for it when she has her blood tested.

There is also Leannan Sidhe for the Unseelie Court.

I hear this a lot, but it's really just a mindset. As detailed as the Realms is, with all the lore of the last 40 years, it's only about 1% of the setting or perhaps even less. I've been running it since 1e and I've never once had trouble with or balked at adding in anything I felt like...

The machine's result doesn't matter to my question. My question was in both examples about the artist using a tool. In one example the tool was AI, and in the other the tools are paintbrushes, etc. I wasn't talking about what the tool was doing. Both examples were about what the person is...

That's what I think of modern art and society! :P