• computergeek125@lemmy.world
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    1 month ago

    Looks AI generated - wonky fingers on kitty’s right hand (left of image) and a partial cat face on their left index (right of image)

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    a bat lying on a medical bed inside a futuristic sick bay I am still just a bat being treated for (vidian) phage.

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    1 month ago

    an ai generated image of a beige fedora in front of a blocky, abstract landscape. I am still just a hat that is beige.

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    Reminds me that AI can be used for OG Baulders Gate / Icewind Dale style character portraits. Stable Diffusion literally has a Lora for it, iirc.

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      I do this for all my character as a dm and I think it is gear to add that visual layer for player who like it.

      Before it would be image search and take what a er is closest to the character. I think wonky Ai pictures, despite all their downfall, are a real improvement in this usecase .

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        Plus it’s not like it’s commercial usage, nor would you have hired artists to illustrate all your characters for a session like that. It’s one of the few ethical usages of AI, imo.

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          Well… “ethical” is a thorny subject. The underlying imagenet technology was still built on mturk, and usage still drives up the usage figures for these billion dollar art-thieves to use in their investment rounds. It’s still environmentally catastrophic compared to regular image searches, and it’s still used by proponents of the technology to normalize its use, so they can promote it to replace jobs.

          A good deal of the “ethical” problems with generative-AI are baked into the technology itself… but it’s certainly more acceptable than other uses.

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            Oh for sure, but let’s say I’m running the model locally using my GPU instead of, say, using it to play a game using that GPU. It’s all technically wasteful, but by that standard everything we use our computers for are wasteful. I’m not even sure if running it locally counts for usage statistics, either, although I suppose download counts could.

            Granted, I don’t like the wasteful use of AI models (especially unsolicited bullshit from copilot) and I certainly don’t like the use of stolen material for corporate gain, but I’ve never been against individuals using pirated software, music, video, etc, for personal usage even before AI.

            Don’t have an argument against it normalizing the behavior, though. I’d like to believe there’s an ethical way to adopt new technology without screwing some people over, but that’s probably not possible under capitalism.

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    One of my favourite characters was a cat mage in an After The Bomb/RIFTS crossover game

    So few hit points, but so much fun

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      I considered it, but the word substitution probably makes it more or less impossible to guess based on an image alone lol