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The Wojak Database Project: TL;DW: a fun image board to assist those looking for memes or building Wojak themed art pieces. One of the largest databases of high quality Wojak art online with nearly 2,200 images. Clean, restored, AI upscaled Wojaks ツ • Learn more here: • Follow RARE...

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MIKE

14,591 Aufrufe • vor 1 Monat

I love finding artists that are really giving a lot of thought to how they are creating their art with AI and why. The most interesting way to think about AI art works I´ve come across lately is from Jason Handshsu: "I've been teaching a class on technology and it's forced me to really examine the topics at hand. Reading essays by established art historians in the late 1800's condemning photography as incapable of contributing to the knowledge of art, even 50 years after its invention, really highlights how easy it is for people to misidentify fundamentally what something can do. A lot of those interpretations in the past didn't recognize, at the heart of photography was the capturing of light, and that the exploration of photography inherently relies on modeling the behavior of light. With machine learning, what it captures is concepts. So in order to explore image generation, it requires a person to model the conceptual space of language and images". This idea is one step closer to finding the "what is this tool doing". Very excited to be collaborating with him for The present and future is pretty exciting.
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I love finding artists that are really giving a lot of thought to how they are creating their art with AI and why. The most interesting way to think about AI art works I´ve come across lately is from Jason Handshsu: "I've been teaching a class on technology and it's forced me to really examine the topics at hand. Reading essays by established art historians in the late 1800's condemning photography as incapable of contributing to the knowledge of art, even 50 years after its invention, really highlights how easy it is for people to misidentify fundamentally what something can do. A lot of those interpretations in the past didn't recognize, at the heart of photography was the capturing of light, and that the exploration of photography inherently relies on modeling the behavior of light. With machine learning, what it captures is concepts. So in order to explore image generation, it requires a person to model the conceptual space of language and images". This idea is one step closer to finding the "what is this tool doing". Very excited to be collaborating with him for The present and future is pretty exciting.

alejandro cartagena

141,777 Aufrufe • vor 3 Jahren

The platform of endless creativity: Ascia is the place to create almost anything and everything art related. Ascia AI is a 100% solo project that I've been working on for the past three months. It's been a journey of ups and downs, but in the end, I've built something that I truly believe the artistic/crypto community would appreciate. The final result (even though its only the start) was unexpected. Initially, my goal was to create a standard AI project designer. But then, I came up with the idea of combining standard digital art with a reimagined ASCII art style, assisted by "creative agents". Currently, these creative agents work on the backend, conditioned to output a near-perfect project for your crypto token, business project or just for fun. As for the frontend agents, users will soon be able to create their own creative agent. They will adapt and learn from your ideas to output the exact visions you have. Now, to support the future of Ascia, I've created the $ASCIA token. It will help with growth, funding and to get the name out there. This has essentially become my full-time job now, so I’m in deep. Enjoy this little walkthrough of the create section:
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The platform of endless creativity: Ascia is the place to create almost anything and everything art related. Ascia AI is a 100% solo project that I've been working on for the past three months. It's been a journey of ups and downs, but in the end, I've built something that I truly believe the artistic/crypto community would appreciate. The final result (even though its only the start) was unexpected. Initially, my goal was to create a standard AI project designer. But then, I came up with the idea of combining standard digital art with a reimagined ASCII art style, assisted by "creative agents". Currently, these creative agents work on the backend, conditioned to output a near-perfect project for your crypto token, business project or just for fun. As for the frontend agents, users will soon be able to create their own creative agent. They will adapt and learn from your ideas to output the exact visions you have. Now, to support the future of Ascia, I've created the $ASCIA token. It will help with growth, funding and to get the name out there. This has essentially become my full-time job now, so I’m in deep. Enjoy this little walkthrough of the create section:

will

49,966 Aufrufe • vor 1 Jahr