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How does this community feel about the legal treatment of AI art?
  • I personally don't care, copyright only effects people actually trying to make money off of it. I think it's a futile attempt to make AI generated images/art seem illegitimate.

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    They're all still doing their jobs (more in description)
  • Using terms like "teacher" and "news anchor" produce some really good results. I think it accesses a part of the models which have much more variety than terms like "model" "beautiful woman" which are more generic.

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    Always fun to cross realistic and animated (extra in description)
  • prompt: "(pixar dreamlight valley), (adult sexy orgasm female woman game character, naked), (tight panties, long hair), (beautiful summer night background charming moonlit)"

    adetailer: "(disney pixar 3d render, sexual confused orgasm orgasmic emotion emotional face, happy smiling squinting shy blush cringe slut embarrassed:1)"

    model: realistic vision 5.1

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    They went to crash the awards ceremony (+5 images in description)
  • Almost all of the hands are a giveaway, I kind of like leaving the hands a bit deformed in my hyper-realistic generations because I don't want them to be mistaken for real images. Mostly I just don't want to go to the trouble of fixing them because it takes way more effort lol.

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    A boxer wearing boxers
  • Yea it's probably good to be a bit cautious when generating realistic clothing on animals, could get very NSFW very quicky. 😅

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    Request: Reverse anthropomorphism on humans
  • The question doesn't make sense. Anthropomorphizing a human would result in... a human human? Unless you're referring to a specific animal, like trying to make a giraffe human by anthropomophizing a giraffe which is non-human.

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