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You summon it by chanting and fire, right?
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I used the image generation of a jail broken model locally to drum up an AI mock-up of work I then paid a professional to do
This was 10000x smoother than the last time I tried this, where I irritated the artist with how much they failed to understand what I meant. The AI didn't care, I was able to get something decently close to what I had in my head, and a professional took that and made something great with it
Is that a better example?
Yes. AI is great at creating mediocre slop to pour onto a giant mountain of mediocre slop that already exists online. In fact, that's an LLM's greatest power: Producing stuff that looks like other stuff.
This is the perfect usecase for it. Mockups, sketches, filler. Low-quality, low-effort stuff used only as an input for more work.
Yeah, actually, that's a productive use of a bullshit generator.
Meaning, it didn't generate bullshit that time.
Almost like technology in the hands of someone skilled works wonders, right?
It did create some bullshit. A skilled professional had to actually compose the final product.