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Interesting. So you've given us a 50/ 50 chance. Usually you've given us the art that was used and then the AI has attempted it's own version? Did you train the ai using the art ?
Are you allowed to do that ? Is the art in the public sphere?
I have no knowledge or understanding of ai.
No, the AI didn't try to copy the other art that was included. I also don't train the model myself, I just tell it to create an image similar to another one. For example the fourth picture I told it to create a rough sketch of a person sitting on a bench using an ink pen, then I went online and looked for a human-made one that's of a similar style.
Ah ok. So it didn't use those images to train on. Were those images hard to find ? Does it tell you what it uses to train ?
~~Could you credit the human artists somewhere?~~
Nevermind, it's there on the results page!
You realize these models are trained on billions of images, right? You want a list of millions of names? For what purpose?
The survey had 9 images made by human artists. Why do you immediately interpret my question in the weirdest way?
Because the human artists were already credited. It's under every image on the results page. I just assumed you meant the AI generated ones because it wouldn't make sense to ask for something that is already there.
Aah you're completely right. I didn't check the results page, only the spreadsheet and this post.