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Adobe.. has released a tool that combines Generative Gaussian Splats with a Diffusion layer and it's not all over the internet? WHAT IS GOING ON :D I had to test this out ofc! Substance 3D viewer, the new 3d viewer just released by Adobe, not only supports viewing of...

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Martin Nebelong1 year ago

The animation towards the end was made with Luma Dream btw.

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Martin Nebelong1 year ago

Just going to leave this here and say.. I told you so! :D

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SoqllooS1 year ago

Because adobe is a cancer of the creative industry. Anyone who has been in the industry for even a few years knows that. Now they trying to recover from gigantic criticism of the entire industry a few months ago. As soon as they improve their PR a bit, they'll be ripping again.

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Martin Nebelong1 year ago

Let's give them a bit of credit for having revolutionized the industry as well.. I remember the early days of Photoshop, the introduction of more refined digital painting tools and there's lots of things to cherish still. The whole debacle around the TOS could have been handled better, but also seemed to have been blown a bit out of proportions. The criticism around subscription costs.. I think the price I pay for the Adobe suite each month is OK.

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Bob1 year ago

Nothing would ever cause me to give them another penny

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不俱戴天 // Jose1 year ago

> A new exciting AI tool! 👀👀 > Made by Adobe. Why would we support one of the worst and anti consumer company ever in history.

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William Hurst1 year ago

Because fuck Adobe. Thats why.

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Martin Nebelong1 year ago

Yes, for now it's boring in terms of actual creative control. Most Gen ai is like that still.. We need much better tools to wield this tech. I'm sure that will come.

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algorusty — (Christ/acc➟✞)1 year ago

So this is what Adobe was stealing all your data for

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