#ai software

[i-j0s]

[nerdby]

If you support AI ANYTHING after reading about this then you are trash.

An author says AI is ‘writing’ unauthorized books being sold under her name on Amazon

An author is raising alarms this week after she found new books being sold on Amazon under her name — only she didn’t write them; they appea

[smotherstories]

What are other people using to create ai images these days? Something is going on with Bing and my standard prompts (which have worked in the past) are not producing any usable images.

[inder-rathore]

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[gwen-tolios]

I noticed a new report in ProWriting Aid - rephrase. Sometimes the recommendations the tool has for sticky sentences are good, so I figured I'd run the report on a chapter and...

It's just recommending a different way to say anything and everything I have written, regardless of grammar or structural edits. I've already pulled back on how often I've used this tool because it's been less of an edit aid and more just tech changing my writing voice, but wow.

This is not the type of help I want from an editing tool. These adjustments are just that, adjustments, but I don't think they'll help my story get better.

I'm so glad I bought a life time subscription years ago, because I would not now.

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[shamandrummer]

Imaginary Shamans

The shaman in the accompanying image does not exist in real life. He was brought to life by architect and travel photographer Dimitar Karanikolov using artificial intelligence (AI) and Midjourney, a chat-powered text-to-image generator for his portrait series "Imaginary Shamans." All the portraits he created are generated based only on descriptions and words.

In a recent interview for Designbloom, a digital magazine for architecture and design, Karanikolov says, "In order to have a more controlled result, I was very specific and described a lot of the details I wished to see in the final image -- the age, the clothes, the ethnicity, to name a few. I have also specified the camera settings -- or the virtual lens I wish to use -- the light scenario, and the framing. The more words I put in, the better."

From the creases that line the shamans' faces to the traditional tattoos that ink their skin, the details in every image appear crystal clear, making viewers question whether they were generated by artificial intelligence or snapped by a professional photographer. Karanikolov thinks that artificial intelligence in photography is both fascinating and scary at the same time.

"I understand why a lot of people feared this technology," he says. "Still, I think it is an amazing tool that gives lots of people the opportunity to express themselves and visualize their ideas. Surely, it will have a major impact on the photographic industry in the future, and we'll soon have to specify when we post a photo whether it's real or AI, as there will be no difference in the quality."

Karanikolov might be an architect, but travel photography has been a passion of his for the last eight years. "I did numerous trips in order to explore and photograph authentic communities around the world such as Mongolia, Ethiopia, Bolivia, and Indonesia. I have always been fascinated by indigenous people and their culture, their rituals and aesthetics. These are our ancestors, our roots," he says.

"When AI softwares became wildly popular and open to access several months ago, I naturally tried generating spaces and architectural details, but creating human faces and characters brings much more emotion and connection, along with much more powerful visions. So, I have decided to do some AI travel photography," he tells Designbloom. Bringing his photographic zest with him on every trip has culminated in the creation of "Imaginary Shamans," underlining both the beauty artificial intelligence can generate and the underlying concern it might bring.