(19-05-2022, 12:07 PM)Searcher Wrote: You are not allowed to view links. Register or Login to view.It seems it also depends on the speed of the Internet. Late at night, all goes much quicker.
Yup, yesterday evening it managed to churn out several pictures an hour. Now I don't even get to 10 steps before I'm locked out for it taking too long.
This thread has turned from a bit Alphonse Mucha to a lot Hieronymus Bosch
(19-05-2022, 02:52 PM)bi3mw Wrote: You are not allowed to view links. Register or Login to view.Creepy 
So what will you say, Koen? My nymph was just a beauty.
Interesting, can AI produce two identical or extremely similar works having the same initial conditions or it always generates new one?
Apparently, Colab is too busy during the day, so the processing speed becomes prohibitively slow. I even got the restriction to use GPU in the first half of the day, with the ability to use only the CPU, but this is a very bad idea. Only in the evening I was able to connect the GPU and process the image. I don’t know how it works due to different time zones, perhaps it is regulated regionally, but according to observations, it turns out something like this. I guess during peak hours, users with the Pro version are preferred.
The AI seems to try to insert faces from the "prompt template" into the right place.
The second prompt is "Salvador Dali expressionism".
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On my observations, this AI not quite well works with images of humans and animals, if it works not from the noise, but from the halfway, when it has some blur initial image. It is strange, I thought, the initial lines and shapes help AI to generate images. In reality, it works better from the full noise with detailed prompts especially pointing to an artist or artists, but in this case the result will be an absolute surprise. Trying to make a dog a beautiful painting in different stiles, I was really disappointed, as AI made him some strange mutilated beast.
What has happened to my blue nymph?
It makes me concerned about what is in that water they're bathing in
Yes Cary, you are right, the results are quite "idiosyncratic"
I hope you'll understand what I wanted to show in this picture (with the help of AI)
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