Craiyon (formerly Dall-E) - AI-generated images based on text prompts

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whoa

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Joan Didion is my favorite subject for these

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https://i.ibb.co/RBdWBDh/craiyon-233340-pretty-girls-make-graves.png

https://i.ibb.co/qJtG6Qb/craiyon-000610-rembrandt-painting-of-marty-mcfly-and-the-delorean.png

https://i.ibb.co/2vKBRCc/craiyon-005943-jesus-christ-driving-a-formula-one-car.png

https://i.ibb.co/YbvH9bY/craiyon-231955-horrible-70s-album-cover.png

https://i.ibb.co/8NGhWFm/craiyon-232209-horrible-80s-album-cover.png

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That's amazing...

Bronson seems like he was made by Dall-E to begin with, so he's perfect for the app!

Ha! He kinda does...
I feel like "burt reynolds as genghis khan" would just generate bronson...

It's weird how some prompts get what you're asking for and some don't. Like I've tried Bob Ross in a bunch of different concepts but it's always just Bob Ross. Same with Charles Manson. Also "Viking Infomercial" and "Viking Giving Motivational Seminar" just got me a viking.

this one is pretty good

https://i.ibb.co/DWrzdT4/craiyon-163332-lil-wayne-sadly-riding-the-teacup-ride-at-an-amusement-park.png

https://i.ibb.co/bgYmFRg/craiyon-233550-john-james-audubon-illustration-of-a-subway-sandwich.png

I've been getting interesting results with "hr giger alien":
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I wanted to try one on this theme but I spelled Giger wrong

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— Weird Dall-E Mini Generations (@weirddalle) July 20, 2022

Someone details the process of generating an actual logo from Dall-E:

https://jacobmartins.com/posts/how-i-used-dalle2-to-generate-the-logo-for-octosql/

Been playing with Midjourney this weekend, blown away really. Definitely going to sign up for the paid usage.

I did a predator and hr giger alien

https://t.co/WGWFCz8wRz

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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nyD6g47DHQk

ha. that last Everybody Smiles at you is great.

Back to Craiyon for a bit to save DALL-E credits. It handles“single-line drawing” in prompts quite well:

https://i.imgur.com/4dHK1iw.jpg

Not sure where Chris Pine got to though.

OK, results are variable

https://i.imgur.com/Y0UceJz.jpg

Someone posted a thing, someone asked for the prompt they used to create it, they replied "I never share my prompts - for me, they're the soul of the pieces and I put a ton of work into creating and optimizing them."

lol

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rolling stones album cover by vincent van gogh

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https://www.reddit.com/r/weirddalle/comments/xply4w/a_world_map_showing_good_countries_in_green_and

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WhUt3qXoilo

"it's on America's tortured brow" @ 1:49 :/

Around the time this thread was being revived, I was at a publishing conference in London, where DALL-E was mentioned in one of the talks! It was saying how the use of this, and similar, software makes it almost impossible to detect fraud in scientific research. This is already a very hard thing to spot - sure, we can employ plagiarism checking software on *text*, but what do you do about images? Some software was developed at Rockefeller University a few years ago to detect image manipulation, and if the image is generated from data then you can use TDM (if the publisher allows this to be used on their content, a lot don't) to see if someone has Photoshopped a peak on or off a graph etc., but if the image is *completely* computer generated, what to do?

To illustrate the point, the speaker put up some histology slides, some of which were fake images created through software and asked us to indentify which were the fakes. We are all terrible at this! I hope the speaker releases the slides so I can show my biomedical researcher wife (who works with such things on a regular basis) to see if she's any better at detecting the fakes than us publishing folks.

To give an example, one of the images many of us thought looked fake, stained bright pink with eosin, looked like it contained slices of kiwi fruit (as if someone had put "squamous tissue kiwi salad" or somesuch into DALL-E. Naturally, that turned out to be one of the real ones.

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William Eggleston photo of another William Eggleston photo

https://labs.openai.com/s/KuUTUtzbpPGebZ0Rpq2fKemw

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Well it's finally happened. High school kids generating porn images of their classmates using offline tools and their own GPUs. Most predictable headline ever...

https://arstechnica.com/tech-policy/2023/11/deepfake-nudes-of-high-schoolers-spark-police-probe-in-nj/

Perhaps this will get people to stop posting their children's photos to social media in the future.

And encourage teens the value of privacy too... but we'll see about that.