i don't like them because they clearly are taught by a generic, highly constrained image set and not the general internet
so if you ask for a gopher, you don't get a gopher, you get a fucking teddy bear!
vs
or let's ask for an actual golang gopher:
looks more like a teddy bear to me, yet when i ask for gopher it actually didn't do too bad a job
Get a paid Stable Diffusion account and you wont be disappointed. The nostr .build on that you get for the 69k sats is cheap very cheap but you can upgrade to stable difusion thats is a lot better
The free paid on made me a very funny looking squirrel hahahaha
yeah, i'm not surprised that everyones generated images all look much the same, do i have to write War and Peace to get a sufficiently detailed image or wut?
but honestly, here is a totally copyright free image of an actual pocket gopher, the most well known kind, and what the #golang gopher is based on:
/1280px-Pocket-Gopher_Ano-Nuevo-SP.jpg
they look so much more goofy and less like a squirrel, the eyes are wider apart and the curve of the forehead and nose are much flatter and shorter
if you ask me, the image generator wasn't ever trained on even a single actual gopher image
also, i follow a lot of "soundscape" artists on youtube, and they all have these AI generated images, and it's remarkable how almost every building structure in them resembles a mushroom
