Why are AI image/video gen people so cagey about their set-ups/workflows?
They aren't? There is a gazillion ai threads on /g/ at all fucking times, go read the wikis and OP and ask specific questions if you have them.
>>107819363beacuse they worried they might slip up and forgot to remove any crumbs in their nodegraph workflow that carried from their AIGCSAM gens
>>107819633>their nodegraph workflow that carried from their AIGCSAM gensIn English, Doc!
>>107819661Party bus party favors
>>107819363Either they're trying to monetize it on patreon or they're embarrassed about how messy/sub-optimal it is, similar to why people are hesitant to open source their code. If it's on 4chan, they're not spoonfeeding in the great tradition of this anime website.
>>107819363So that free loading prompt stealers like you won't try to rip them off. We put a lot of work into our prompts and workflows then you assholes think you can steal it so that you can gen without putting in any effort. It's soulless, disgusting, and illegal.
>>107819363Because it's embarrassingly easy (as in takes no skill) but ridiculously time intensive (you spend weeks trying the same prompt over and over until something looks good). So if you share your workflow you either get called out for it being "so easy" and thus you lose credibility (hint: you never had any), or you get called out for it "not working" which means you wasted your time entirely with somebody who can't take the smallest amount of effort to try and make it work.
>>107819363Basically proompters want to maintain the illusion that their slop is somehow intentionally good when really they just tried thousands of different random choices and a few looked good by pure luck. Usually it's just as easy as telling the AI which artist to plagiarize, thus discrediting the AI "artist" entirely if anyone knew their workflow.
>>107819795>complaining about thieves stealing when AI promptoid fags themselves need to steal so their six-finger generator can worknot sure if bait or just retarded
>>107819363Because it's what makes them "unique".If it gets out, anyone can copy them exactly.
>>107819795>We put a lot of work into our prompts and workflowsExactly this. They're useless leeches on society who never in their miserable lives have ever done anything worth something and now for the first time ever they found something that they can do. The problem is that they believe what they're doing is something so indescribably big, an accomplishment of such a monumental scale that they try to protect it like the Soviet Union protected their state secrets.What they don't realize is that they're basically safeguarding a recipe on how to cook pasta in salt water. But don't let them know, they might rope themselves if they're confronted with the truth.
>>107819363caterpillar, made of diamonds, detailed(my gen). flattered.