 | A frequent frustration of mine is the inability of AI graphics to get plants right. OK, I only use free ones: Night Cafe, Bing Image Create, Ideogram and Leonardo. I'm a science fiction writer and wanted a promotional picture of a robe worn by one of my characters (in Tales of Midbar: Poisoned Well, which can be found on Inkitt. This is meant to use the secret language of flowers to send a message. The prompt was: Design for a cloak. In the center is a Titan arum inflorescence and below that a rafflesia flower. The rest of the cloak is covered in stapeliad flowers. This is the result from Night Cafe. It got the Titan arum about right. Rafflesia flowers should have 5 petals and no leaves (it's a parasite and all you can see is the flower). There are stapeliad stems (which I didn't ask for) but the stapeliad flowers (should have 5 petals and look rather like starfish) aren't right at all. The other AI's didn't work well either. [link] [comments] |
Predictive technology: computational social science
