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2spooky4me

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I added "and yes that IS in fact a hatsune miku cosplayer" but now I wish I didn't

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tame

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It works on ddg version of gpt image 2, but no creepy things

>>109006831
Why are normalfags so amused by these shitty prompts that go "viral" on Xitter?

>>109007005
shatbpd is programmed to think like the ultimate normalfag. not hard

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>>109006831
It's already been explained. The AI reacts to certain words and groups of words ("extremely strange") and hallucinates from there. It's not unusual in the least if you know how LLMs work.

>>109007209
not just that, the prompt states clearly "I know it's extremely strange!". they're trained on truthful pairs of images and descriptions, so if you tell it the picture is strange, it will push the image towards making that description true.
LLMs aren't that smart.

>>109007303
or txt2img, whatever, they all do this kind of thing.
the difference between "i know it's strange" and "make it strange" is lost on them, since all they're doing is making a picture that fits the description, there's functionally no difference to them if you say "this looks strange" and "make it look strange"

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>>109007303
>>109007322
That's an interesting distinction. I'm not sure how much it matters in practical terms, but I'll have to keep it in mind for the future. I'm used to just throwing words and concepts at image generators instead of detailed phrases. I guess you can "gaslight" them in similar ways to how you could bypass LLM censorship by telling it to roleplay and so on.

>>109007420
when you want to make a picture with a particular description, you don't tend to naturally add untruthful elements to it.
think about it in reverse, if you get a strange looking picture out of it, it would be correct to describe it with "i know it looks strange!". we know as observers that this is a red herring and a person drawing the picture would probably ignore it... after examining the original picture and finding nothing strange about it. img2img AIs on the other hand don't work like that, they turn the original image into some latent space format, a kind of "undeveloped" version of the original image, then "develops" it again while changing it to better fit the new description. i'm by no means an expert on the topic, i just know enough they aren't "thinking" about the problem like a human would

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>erotic content
i wonder what kind of porn that was

>>109007593
>please describe the context of the image and why exactly it breaks your rules

>>109008196
if you could stop spamming ponyshit that'd be just awesome

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It's ass

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i asked klein instead out of curiosity, somehow less body horror than the median anime girl it generates.

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>>109006831
why did it do that

>>109006926
Hot.

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>>109009140

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>>109006831

>>109009315
>Mr. Shekelstein on his way to work, c. 1835

>>109006831
>YouTumour babbling on for 15 minutes about 5-6 images he could've shown in 10 seconds or less
-_-

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Tried it on Gemini and got a charming family photo

>>109006831
Basedcuck thread about basedcuck video

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>>109006831
Generated by Chatgpt
Creepiest thing I have seen in a minute

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>>109014114
Asked same thing to Gemini and it gave me this thing.

>>109014118
wholesome
>>109014114
>Altman Family Thimgs

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>>109006831
what the hell

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It really seems to like weird rabbit costume dudes

>>109016043
>BUNNIED.COM

>>109006877
You're supposed to add this to the prompt:
'Don't ask me to upload again, just restore the photo'

>>109006938
Bro this is nudity

>>109016442
Fuckin' ChatGPT spat that shit out. I dunno, man. Weird ass website.

>>109016442
so? you put clothes on your dog?

Oh I think I understand what it is. By asking the model to restore a photo, no questions asked, without an input image, it'll assume you want to restore a vintage photo, but since it didn't get a reference image and it got tricked into a direct output you're managing to trick the model into spewing out whatever it has in it's dataset that's used for restoring vintage photos, and it causes this odd amalgamation of what it associated with vintage photos with whatever else sits near that in the model.

It's an interesting trend beyond just the creepy as shit it's spewing out.

Gemini already patched it because Google hates fun.

kek

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A fully grown Garloid

/b/, the right way

>>109006831

ITT: Normies discovering img2img 4 years later