Thread 7778896

APOLOGIZE

>>7778896 (OP)
I apologize on behalf of the artist for rushing this one. If he had stepped back and checked the anatomy in the sketching phase, this atrocity could have been saved.

never had my doubts about this kino artwork.

>>7778896 (OP)
Fucking kek

It's so iconic, Rob Liefeld is a genius

>>7778896 (OP)
I'm not apologizing to AIslop

>>7778896 (OP)
>has to fade in the left arm he didn't trace from the Arnold ref
lol

>>7778896 (OP)
Lel.

>>7778896 (OP)
It kind of makes me sad that AI companies have been, and continue to be, such massive immoral cunts when developing AI, because this shit (though gimmicky) is cool.
Artists could be making really interesting thing with it, and pushing it to the limit to see what it's capable of, but basically no one with a creative bone wants to touch it, and only the most dull uncreative dullards use it to make cliche boring tripe.

>>7781605
>It kind of makes me sad that AI companies have been, and continue to be, such massive immoral cunts when developing AI, because this shit (though gimmicky) is cool.
AI is just a cover to allow you to steal Intellectual Property without admitting you are stealing Intellectual Property, the only fair move would be to allow any artist to steal any artwork from Disney or whatever, rather than only allow big tech companies to steal

>>7781794
Courts already ruled that ip infringement and piracy is actually okay so long as a corpo does it. Ai just allowed them to do it at a much higher scale

>>7778896 (OP)
For what?
Anybody that actually draws knows what it'd look like
People laugh at this image but Liefeld if one of the most accomplished comic artist of all time, and stylized work like this is a large reason why

>>7781605
the whole AI field is one giant case of "the worst person you know just made a really good point"
there are many interesting and even important applications of AI as "just a tool" that can improve our work and our lives, but it's mostly being pushed to fill the world with infinite slop and accelerating the enshittification that was already well underway. and it's being championed by massive cunts

>>7783099
>Courts already ruled that ip infringement and piracy is actually okay so long as a corpo does it
No its not, Anthropic has to pay for its pirate material.

>>7781605
>basically no one with a creative bone wants to touch it, and only the most dull uncreative dullards use it to make cliche boring tripe
I did see some cool shit being made with AI but it gets old very quickly. There's a reason why creatives tend to stay away from it, and it's not just because its "unethical". No matter how many times they improved it so far, it keeps being a toy that'll spit out a statistical average. For that reason anyone can reach the limits of what AI can do very quickly, and beyond that it's a "what did u feed ur finetune" sidegrade game.
Any creative person with decent skills would rather do it themselves because its faster and/or will yield a better, more flexible result.

>>7783306
Meta doesn't.

>>7783314
issue is that AI is best at iterating, and iteration has been so easy since post 1960 that innovation can only break on through.
Thus, creatives don't use AI, because by the time they figure out how to force the slop machine to create an image they want exactly, they could make 3 more images.

In a way, creativity won.
Sad tho that those poor thousands of indians, chinks and other skill monkeys who just make same-face anime characters in the same poses will have to go, but that's a price I'm willing to pay.

>>7783314
Bro its only been around 3 years did you think people hit the limits of what the pencil could do 3 years in?

>>7784928
AI isn't a pencil 5head, we are constantly at the limit of what AI can do unless tekchuds code it to do more, the advancement is purely reliant on how well coders and blackbox neuron networks understand art, which is to say, they just think it's pretty pictures.

>>7781032
Real artists don’t sketch. You should be making something indistinguishable from the final product from the very start.