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Oh cool

try midjourney

I had a feeling it was only a matter of time before people would start running to Aunty Irene (aka the Devil) for ABDL art. You guys wouldn't want to mess around with that stuff too often or all the artists will quickly go out of business and the community will shut down.

I get it, it's a novelty, or course people would like to experiment with it in the sort term. But in the long run this is a terrible idea. If this really is gonna be the future, then we're nothing short of fucked.

Personally I wouldn't even encourage it in the slightest.


And let's not get started on the controversy surrounding AI art regarding copyright, not to mention the obvious problem of making AI smarter and the risks and consequences associated. Also, you never really know what sorts of images go into that stuff. Like a child porn pic could've gone into the picture above and you'd never know. Besides, AI art currently looks so hideous that it'd only remind you of those shitty nonsensical dreams you get when you're sick and can barely sleep (and I don't think editing it will do much to ease the pain).

It's like when you're dreaming and you think of this: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-rD-0tlGGPo
But you end up getting something like this: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=t1d3iAlxhm4
Is the fact that was also done by AI a coincidence? I think not.


In my honest opinion I think we deserve a better future than that.

I'll admit, I gave it a try. I tried to generate a picture of Vladimir Putin being chased by a bear but I could quite get the result I was after. Also I don't know AI manages to to screw up when it comes to eyes, makes everyone looked possessed or something.

Its not "THE" future but it will clearly be a part of it, either as helpful tool/toy for some artists like in this case or stand alone solution for some people, that is just how it is.
Technological progress can't be stopped, at most it can be delayed, the only solution is preparing and adapting to it.

We can't stop or slow the advance of technology, we can just make the most of it. AI-generated images exist now and the technology will only get more advanced, so the best we can do is incorporate the technology into our workflow and the kinds of things we create.

I don't want to look at AI-generated art as making traditional art obsolete, I'd rather look at it as another tool in the toolbox of stuff we can use to create things, allowing us to make more detailed and complex forms of art more easily than we could before. If it's going to exist regardless, then we just need to adapt to it.

I know it wouldn't render traditional art obsolete, though some artists (or people who are yet to be artists) might use it but then never look back. A bit like how some would-be artists end up doing SFM/gMod (etc) art instead of traditional art because "it's easier to make", yet quality-wise it has nothing on traditional art. I personally view SFM art as a 3D version of when you take someone else's picture (one not intended for ABDL purposes), whack on a bit of white paint for a diaper and call it a day, it just doesn't feel like the real deal. But AI art just pushes the envelope.

I just hope artists know better than to prioritise laziness- err I mean 'convenience' over making quality art. I've seen artists turn their back on traditional art for that 3D modelling stuff, and I don't want to see the same thing happen again. Reminds me of those people who will spend craploads of money ordering takeaway everyday instead of making their own meals for a small fraction of the price.

I know you'd prefer to look at it as a tool (and fair enough), but I'm worried that a portion of artists are just gonna get addicted to it like cocaine. What sort of example does that set for newbies?? Also I know AI art will improve, but I think it's still gonna take at least another decade or two before it's up to scratch.