- Aug 23, 2018
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Ai trash should be banned here. It's absolutely disgusting.
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You don't understand, technological progress is only a good thing when it doesn't result in any significant changes to our way of life.
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-AI generated Images
-AI generated Text
So not even a little bit of effort thrown in?
The thing about the GOOD porn games found here is that they're made with love and care, this is just very bland and uninspired.
Edit: I mean no ill will with this comment, i just fail to see the appeal of this!
-AI generated Text
So not even a little bit of effort thrown in?
The thing about the GOOD porn games found here is that they're made with love and care, this is just very bland and uninspired.
Edit: I mean no ill will with this comment, i just fail to see the appeal of this!
- Jan 10, 2018
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I played this... "game". It's extremely low effort and barely a real game or even a visual novel, it's a somewhat consistent slideshow that you have no affect on whatsoever. The generated art though is definitely not bad. My comment was mainly triggered by the "ai trash should be banned" response. The developer clearly has a very specific fetish and had some fun with it, I don't see any real problem.
Maybe in a year or so they will release something better, who knows?
- Jul 9, 2017
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The problem stems from two very reasonable points:
• If the 'developer' couldn't be arsed to care more, or to invest any more time into this, why should the players? You could pump 3 of these per day, perhaps even more, and none of these would be remarkable, special, impactful or memorable.
• If we start allowing stuff like this, this can open the gate to a slippery slope and an avalanche that results in the forums being flooded with 10, 20, 30+ of these per week, completely overshadowing the releases with actual human effort put into them.
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I've seen these points in the other threads but honestly I've came across worse releases with "actual human effort put into them". Personally I would just vote for an AI tag on the website and have everyone keep their peace of mind. (For now.)
"AI generated art & text" (oversimplified) probably means that they fed keywords into a trained bot, which then uses the input to generate the text & art, the style/quality/etc of which depends highly on the way the bot is trained.
The tech isn't perfect yet so details are often off (for instance, most hands look uhh... interesting). It's also very difficult to generate a large series of text/pictures that are coherent. For example, you want your protagonist to be, say, a "white-haired red-eyed angel," feed that to the AI and you get some images. Sure they may all fit the description of a white-haired red-eyed angel, but they probably won't look like the same person.
There's also other complications, like how currently many AIs are trained using others' work without their permission and/or creditting them, etc.
There are some "the AI writes the story as you play" projects on the internet already, like AIdungeon.
my turn-offs are female protags and female domination, also extreme size difference and small male dicks.
If a woman is going to be any bigger than me, grant me a mighty meat-sword and two heavy hanging veiny testicles, so I may rightfully put her in her place.
Ah, a new challenger approaches. Move aside, MTL and NTR, AIA is coming through. and this one is cute :3
AIA :3
The really insane part is, you don't actually need to wait for the technology to get any better. All you have to do to make this useable today is to curate and massage the random output a bit. Read the random text, get some ideas from its hodgepodge of nonsense-language, and then write an original story loosely paraphrasing whatever concepts you think the machine might have been loosely tying together.
(You'll be wrong, of course, because the machine wasn't using concepts. The machine was just converting random numbers into words that seem like they belong next to other words. But at this point you're not mining it for content, you're using it for inspiration. Run it through the algorithm with millions of years of training and billions of neurons operating in parallel: the one inside your skull!)
Draft an outline and introduce your characters properly and reveal information and have characters do things to try and accomplish their goals and build up to a climax. You know. Like a writer would do.
Likewise, you can take one good random concept art and then use Image2Image to apply that concept art to a bunch of 3D renders you made. The AI doesn't need to know what fingers are, because you already showed it the exact number and pose of fingers you want in the final image. Image2Image just slaps the colors and sizes of your concept art onto the shape of your 3D render. You might need to paintover a bit in Krita or Photoshop if the AI guesses incorrectly what the character's back looks like, or something, but at least their hair and clothes won't morph from one shot to the next. You might even be able to pull off an animation or two.
Stop using the AI to do your thinking for you, and start using it for what it's best at: a random number generator that understands scene composition and color theory.
(You'll be wrong, of course, because the machine wasn't using concepts. The machine was just converting random numbers into words that seem like they belong next to other words. But at this point you're not mining it for content, you're using it for inspiration. Run it through the algorithm with millions of years of training and billions of neurons operating in parallel: the one inside your skull!)
Draft an outline and introduce your characters properly and reveal information and have characters do things to try and accomplish their goals and build up to a climax. You know. Like a writer would do.
Likewise, you can take one good random concept art and then use Image2Image to apply that concept art to a bunch of 3D renders you made. The AI doesn't need to know what fingers are, because you already showed it the exact number and pose of fingers you want in the final image. Image2Image just slaps the colors and sizes of your concept art onto the shape of your 3D render. You might need to paintover a bit in Krita or Photoshop if the AI guesses incorrectly what the character's back looks like, or something, but at least their hair and clothes won't morph from one shot to the next. You might even be able to pull off an animation or two.
Stop using the AI to do your thinking for you, and start using it for what it's best at: a random number generator that understands scene composition and color theory.
But that would require effort, and effort is hard.
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And the whole point of AI generation is to skip as much :effort: as possible after all.But that would require effort, and effort is hard.
...this is how those Rogue Caretakers in Stellaris get started isn't it?
