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<blockquote data-quote="J.Quondam" data-source="post: 9149837" data-attributes="member: 7030100">Yeah, that makes sense. Probably the same for sports crowds, classrooms, and so forth. (And also cattle stampedes, I've found!) A crowd is almost like a texture in a sense, fairly straightforward to grasp at a small scale then stamp out more in great quantity. And on the other hand, there are so many portraits of individuals with sufficient metadata to define a huge variety of poses, expressions, lighting conditions, hawtness, and whatnot. But a small party of unique individuals seems to be tougher, at least with the limited prompt length available in the Bing's Dall-E interface. It feels obvious as a user to just ask the AI to &quot;zoom in on each unique subject and do whatever you do for a portrait of an individual subject.&quot; But apparently it's not how&nbsp; it works. Maybe with a bigger context window and some ability to actually converse/iterate with the backend chat bot it might be doable, just like how you can direct an LLM to write a particular scene or whatnot.In any event, it certainly is fascinating.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="J.Quondam, post: 9149837, member: 7030100"] Yeah, that makes sense. Probably the same for sports crowds, classrooms, and so forth. (And also cattle stampedes, I've found!) A crowd is almost like a texture in a sense, fairly straightforward to grasp at a small scale then stamp out more in great quantity. And on the other hand, there are so many portraits of individuals with sufficient metadata to define a huge variety of poses, expressions, lighting conditions, hawtness, and whatnot. But a small party of unique individuals seems to be tougher, at least with the limited prompt length available in the Bing's Dall-E interface. It [I]feels[/I] obvious as a user to just ask the AI to "zoom in on each unique subject and do whatever you do for a portrait of an individual subject." But apparently it's not how it works. Maybe with a bigger context window and some ability to actually converse/iterate with the backend chat bot it might be doable, just like how you can direct an LLM to write a particular scene or whatnot. In any event, it certainly is fascinating. [/QUOTE]

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