Give Dempsey some slack. He's grieving the Queen and getting Charles as a replacement.
No more mourning my pet budgerigar is dead and buried. Life must go on
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Looks like any number of stoner albums you find on Bandcamp.
Yellow is an advancing colour. Purple is a receding colour.
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Nightcafe is alright.
I AM ARTIST.
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Ape Fighting Vehicle
It Wandered In From the Wastes
I had fun a few weeks ago with a feature on good old discord.com and used a few prompts to generate a few goodies.
Gizmojunk
Antediluvian as Feck
These are good results. 
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Gizmojunk
Antediluvian as Feck
"Todd Howard as a hobbit from the Shire."
That could be almost used for one of those 80s RPGs or Warcraft 1 style of games.
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Gizmojunk
Antediluvian as Feck
The AI generated a portrait of Gus Fring for the prompt of "Bad Guys".
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Have to take his word for it but he is one of the most popular bad guys in modern film.
There is this guy that used Ai to make a graphic novell.
A graphic novel that features artificial intelligence (AI) generated art with mesmerizing pictures has hit virtual newsstands. And, it took only 100 hours to craft.
The subject of AI-generated art has blown the hell up. Anyone who loves the idea of the forthcoming Metaverse is intrigued by the idea of how much of virtual worlds can be created like this. The notion that the Metaverse is even closer than we think using this kind of tech is tantalizing for Metaverse enthusiasts. But for now, the issue is upsetting many people in the art world.
AI Art: World’s First Bot-Generated Graphic Novel Hits the Market (beincrypto.com)
A graphic novel that features artificial intelligence (AI) generated art with mesmerizing pictures has hit virtual newsstands. And, it took only 100 hours to craft.
The subject of AI-generated art has blown the hell up. Anyone who loves the idea of the forthcoming Metaverse is intrigued by the idea of how much of virtual worlds can be created like this. The notion that the Metaverse is even closer than we think using this kind of tech is tantalizing for Metaverse enthusiasts. But for now, the issue is upsetting many people in the art world.
AI Art: World’s First Bot-Generated Graphic Novel Hits the Market (beincrypto.com)
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How do you go about using ai for money like that?
The best way to make money is counterfeiting. The New. now old British currency with mummy pics was already showing many forgeries.
Charlie is my darling will have to think long an hard about NEW Wank of Bingland currency.
Metaverse lool. How sad is that. Sadder than 2nd life. Sadder than Monarchist Brits watching Lizards burial for the last 48 hours non stop. Freezing their tears for future generations to bow to.
Charlie is my darling will have to think long an hard about NEW Wank of Bingland currency.
Metaverse lool. How sad is that. Sadder than 2nd life. Sadder than Monarchist Brits watching Lizards burial for the last 48 hours non stop. Freezing their tears for future generations to bow to.
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Oh no I was wanting to know the rights usage from a person not watch a Youtube video. I assumed you knew since you seem to care so much about it.
I only know what Midjourney says on their page.
That you can do what ever the fuck you want with the images created from your text. Sell it, burn, wank to it.
And that Midjourney reserves the right to do what ever the fuck they want with the images created from your text. They do highlight however that each time you create content with their software it will be shared with everyone else publicly and that everyone else can use it for their purpose as well.
- Exception when you're a business/company making more than 1 Million dollar per year or something. Then Midjourney wants a part of your cake.
The broader issue is the legality of it all. Right now, Ai generated content is a really really large gray area when it comes to copyrights. No one really knows. It's the wild west for now. And it will remain so till someone challanges it in court I guess and you get presedences and all that.
That you can do what ever the fuck you want with the images created from your text. Sell it, burn, wank to it.
And that Midjourney reserves the right to do what ever the fuck they want with the images created from your text. They do highlight however that each time you create content with their software it will be shared with everyone else publicly and that everyone else can use it for their purpose as well.
- Exception when you're a business/company making more than 1 Million dollar per year or something. Then Midjourney wants a part of your cake.
The broader issue is the legality of it all. Right now, Ai generated content is a really really large gray area when it comes to copyrights. No one really knows. It's the wild west for now. And it will remain so till someone challanges it in court I guess and you get presedences and all that.