Horrors No One Should See

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Logic Pro
Native Instruments Komplete 14 CE
Arturia V Collection X
Arturia FX Collection 4
Arturia Pigments 4
u-he Repro-5
u-he Repro 1
u-he Diva
u-he Zebra Legacy
Ozone 11 Advanced
IK Multimedia Total Studio 3.5 MAX
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Native Instruments Kontrol S61 MK3
Akai MPK-49
Arturia KeyStep
Arturia BeatStep Pro
Behringer DeepMind 12
Behringer Model D
Behringer Neutron
Arturia MiniBrute
Korg Minilogue
MOTU 828es
Yamaha HS8 Studio Monitors
Yamaha HS8S Studio Subwoofer
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Midjourney
Draw Things (which uses Stable Diffusion)
Pixelmator Pro
Apple Photos
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Apple Final Cut Pro
Apple Compressor
Apple Motion
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[@Boris99999]

This clearly has an esthetics of sci-fi movies of 70-s but production value of modern films! Great job to whoever draw those!

[@XinferisTV]

Yes that’s the exact intent I had when I created the images.

[@ReadyF0RHeady]

you mean to ask which AI created those

[@Boris99999]

@@ReadyF0RHeady Well, there’s always a human behind every AI - AIs don’t draw pictures on their own, you know!

[@perplexedmoth]

The AI draws pictures just like humans do, by looking at other pictures and practicing a lot (aka training).

[@Boris99999]

@@perplexedmoth But it’s humans that tell AI if they are approaching the expected result or not. So in the end it all depends on the one who defines the goal!

[@SKINDEREE]

This is fantastic! Pays homage to a lot of things that have went before but I really love it. A lot of influences thrown in from, Dr Who, Hammer Horror, The Thing, Color From Space, 50's Sci Fi, to new a few.

[@XinferisTV]

Thank you!

[@ronaldmarrero5620]

This was deep like on so many levels, I've had strange images or visions like these from time to time but very few though . Always felt as if being watched no matter where I was.

[@XinferisTV]

Hopefully it wasn’t too creepy for you. Thank you for watching!

[@ronaldmarrero5620]

@@XinferisTV Oh I loved it wasn't creepy. ❤

[@williamgass9242]

Probably all the eyeballs

[@redsocks1529]

This artwork is amazing, like an old Peter Cushing movie made with an infinite budget. I absolutely loved these, subscribed.

[@redsocks1529]

AI is getting insane.

[@XinferisTV]

@redsocks1529 Yes it is although I had to literally create thousands of images to make this. So it could be a bit better. :)

[@XinferisTV]

Exactly. The way I like to describe the art in my videos is that it’s like an old sci-fi or horror movie but with an unlimited budget. :) Thank you for subscribing!

[@ramiel555]

This shit is right up my alley, I can imagine all sorts of stories while I watch this, and the music is just perfect for it

[@XinferisTV]

Thank you! I am glad I could spark your imagination. :) I will be releasing a new video each week, so if you want to see more, I recommend subscribing.

[@jeniskindof]

I could see the movie now based on a story by lovecraft, directed by John Carpenter, monster designs by h.r giger, ohh what a film that wasn't but should have existed. Great work friend.

[@XinferisTV]

How about John Carpenter directing and me doing the music? That would be fun, but he would probably want to do the soundtrack. ;)

[@psychotica4140]

great vid man, it gives me a sense of nostalgia for a time outside of reality

[@XinferisTV]

Thank you!

[@modolief]

Well said!!

[@Stand_By_For_Mind_Control]

I'm sad that it's so hard to get this level of eeriness from Stable Diffusion models. I can get great body horror stuff but it's really hard to actually get this kind of consistent variance throughout an image. Also god I'm envious of how good Midjourney is at period film stock, even if it struggles sometimes differentiating the periods it's told to lol (80s stuff generally looks much more mid 70s).

[@orderoftwelve]

learn to use LORA's (variables - that make consistent character possible)

[@Stand_By_For_Mind_Control]

@@orderoftwelve Oh I do, trust me. And I have about 40 checkpoints installed as well. But even SDXL is sort of primitive next to Midjourney and Dall-E3's models. A lot of it is because those models are like 2-5GB while MJ is like 40, and the clipdrop language interpretation system is also a lot more primitive. In both of those giant model services, they can understand a lot more parameters at one time in a much more comprehensible way. With Stable Diffusion, prompt bleeding is basically unavoidable. For now that's just the cost of doing business on your home PC. Hopefully in the future, better tech will be more compact and we'll have better rigs to run it on.

[@orderoftwelve]

@@Stand_By_For_Mind_Control future rigs work off your brain, and you share the images and videos created in real time over auditory and visual cortex networks. It's already being done - in the private sector 2012.

[@Stand_By_For_Mind_Control]

@@orderoftwelve That all sounds really cool but my reality is a 1080ti in 2023 lol.

[@KtVogtF]

This is very beautiful, thanks for your efforts.

[@XinferisTV]

Thank you! I appreciate it.

[@Flying_Acehole]

Yes Baby! Awesome!

[@XinferisTV]

Thanks for watching. :)

[@Flying_Acehole]

@@XinferisTV Thanks for your Videos ;)

[@DanFloresII]

"Horrors no one should see." Well, here you go!

[@XinferisTV]

Exactly! :)

[@user-di1rl9zp4d]

prachtig!een wonderland alleen met deze geweldige duistere fantasie bereikbaar om temogen aanschouwen in al haar glorie en rijkdom!🌠☀🐉👏👋💥💫👌

[@XinferisTV]

Thank you. I am glad you enjoyed it! :)

[@jezzbass1826]

i can't believe how you do this !!! never seen anything like this before since Alien ! You are very original like Alien when it first came out not sure if would want to see one of your films but i could not resist seeing it !!! i hope you get asked to make a movie !!!

[@XinferisTV]

Thank you. It would be pretty cool to make a movie in a style like this, but the budget would be ridiculously high. :)

[@stevenfincher6615]

Such an imagination it's almost like the artist was actually staring at each art piece theme in real life😮

[@XinferisTV]

I am glad I wasn’t. That would have been terrifying to experience in real life! :)

[@Fiveash-Art]

These are brilliant ... I'm an oil painter but I put a lot of my reference material together in photoshop. I've been thinking about all this A.I generated work and was thinking it might be a great tool to add to the process. What program are you using? What would you recommend? ... I recently gave up Adobe because I was sick of their subscription model of business ... I don't need the entire suite anymore and just moved to Affinity photo .. It's great, it's light and it's cheap. Of course there was a frustrating learning curve because it's not photoshop .. but it was well worth it to escape the tyranny of Adobe.

[@XinferisTV]

I used Midjourney to create the art on this channel, but I also use Stable Diffusion (through Draw Things) quite a lot. I feel like in general Midjourney typically creates art I find more aesthetic. Everyone has different preferences on aesthetics though. Stable Diffusion has a much deeper feature set that goes well beyond just generating images. In my art workflow as a whole I use Midjourney, Apple Photos Pixelmator Pro and Final Cut Pro. My workflow changes continuously as new tools come out and I learn new ways to improve the way I do things. I start by creating prompts. The longest part of the prompt creation process for me is coming up with general styles I like. These styles are usually a combination of a prompt, negative prompt and in the case of Midjourney tweaking the style settings. Once I have a style I like, I can add themes and ideas of what I actually want in the scene to the prompts. At the point where I have a prompt that creates something within the ballpark of what I envisioned, I generate a lot of images with that prompt. When I state I create a lot, I mean hundreds or even thousands. During this process of creating thousands of images, I may tweak the prompts, either to guide the AI closer to what I want, or to explore different variations and ideas that come to me during the process. Once I have this large number of images, I rate them in Midjourney. Luckily Midjourney has keyboard support, so I can just use the cursor keys to move through images and press 1 if it's a bad image or 4 if it's a keeper. This rating process eliminates the majority of the images I created. It really depends on the prompt and my mood, but after generating 1000 images, I might be left with 20 - 100 images. I try to move fast with this process and show no mercy! After that, I download the high rated images and import them into Apple Photos. I have albums for various projects and themes. At the point when I am actually creating a video, I might have hundreds of images, or even over 1000 images that I rated highly to pick from. From those images I pick the best or most fitting ones for that video. A video will typically have about 50 images. Now this is the fun part. Since Pixelmator Pro is highly integrated with Apple Photos, I can open image in Pixelmator Pro and do edits instantly without even needing to save. This is a major time saver. I open each image in Pixelmator Pro and do whatever edits are necessary. A lot of the editing I do is with the healing brush to remove things that look off. Sometimes I have to go more crazy and redraw details. Occasionally I will composite together things from multiple AI images. On my other KZbin channel I also do color correction. I don't typically need to with the images for this channel because the art already looks the way I want it to color wise. After all the images have been edited, I will export them from Apple Photos. I take these exported images and use a Shortcut I created in Apple Shortcuts to automate Pixelmator Pro upscaling the images to 4K. For this channel I use bilinear filtering because the images are already higher than 720p to begin with, and I like how the slightly fuzzier look combines with the film grain I add in Final Cut Pro. With my other channel, which has more traditional hand painted styles of art, I use Pixelmator Pro's Super Resolution. It does take away a slight amount of the texture in the images, but overall it looks better than using bilinear filtering for that style of image. After all of this, I assemble the images and music in Final Cut Pro and export the video. So much for AI art being low effort. :) Probably a bit more detail than you were asking for, but I think this might give you a starting point if you want to explore AI art, at least in the form I do. Maybe I should create a new KZbin channel that talks about creating AI art. :)

[@Fiveash-Art]

@@XinferisTV Sounds like a deep process man ... I'm going to have a look into some of those programs. Sounds like fun.... When people complain about the abuse of the technology to make art .. I always think about something David Gilmour of Pink Floyd said about that. "I don't think the equipment could take over. We rely on it a lot. We couldn't do what we do, as we do it, without it. We could still do a good, entertaining musical show without it. But all those things are down to how you control them. Whether you're controlling them, not the other way around. It's all extensions of what's coming out of our heads. You've got to have it inside your head to be able to get it out at all anyway. The equipment isn't thinking of what to do any of the time. It couldn't control itself. It would be interesting to see what four people could do, if given the equipment, who didn't know anything about it, and told to get on with it and do something. I think we'd come off better. "

[@heavycap4305]

I'm subscribed, love the ambient creepy music and amazing watching it with the visuals along side. I'm really interested in your prompt structure, could learn a lot from it but I would assume that is your trade secret. You must be using a very detailed long prompt to get all this style across. million dollar question is how do you get everything to look like a practical set from the 70s with a billion dollar budget look. Hats off, very nice.

[@XinferisTV]

I have various posts on my KZbin channels where I explain my overall process. This process changes and evolves constantly though. All models work a bit differently, so I have to adjust the specifics of my process based on the model. I usually aim for the shortest possible prompt that achieves the result I want. I feel that any superfluous text added to a prompt reduces the effectiveness of the prompt. The prompts used for this video were not excessively long. I do a lot of experimentation to see how certain words or phrases affect the results. I will for example use the same seed with and without a specific word or phrase, and see what the results are. I have had certain phrases in my prompts that I thought were super effective, but after testing them, realized they actually made things worse. For example with Midjourney 5.2, I was getting a lot of spheres / planets in some of my images. I added a negative prompt of "spheres" or "planets". I used this for a while, but at some point I noticed this dramatically reduced the quality of the images overall. It was better to have a few images that had too many spheres in them, and just delete them. :) So now to actual prompt structure. The most important part for me is getting the style portion of the prompt. This requires a lot of experimentation to get the result you want, because it's kind of about lighting up the right virtual neurons in the neural network. You can definitely add things like "1970s movie" and "film still" to your prompt and it will push things in the direction of a 1970s movie with any model. You can also pull in concepts from anywhere. Like you can add "with concepts from " and pick any artist or artists you want, and it will create kind of a realistic representation of how the model envisions what that artist would create. That is actually super effective. Also what is the genre of the scene? Add that in too and it will give the model an idea of how to stylize things for your genre. You can also add things like the type of film used ("shot on kodak 5254 film" for example), or the type of camera was used. I did not use camera references for these images though, but I am using it for my images in Midjourney 6. Once I have that base style prompt that puts out things in a style I like, it is easy to add onto that. I can add what the subject is, what kind of background I want for the scene and so on. I spend a huge amount of time coming up with the base styles and tweaking them until they are exactly what I want them to be. Once I have that, it's much easier creating individual images. I didn't give exact prompts here not because of a trade secret or anything like that. It's mostly so that people that read this can create their own style. It would be pretty boring to create images EXACTLY like mine. Also the information would rapidly become useless. I used Midjourney 5.2 for this video, and the specific prompts I used only work on that model. They give wildly different results in both SDXL and Midjourney 6.

[@heavycap4305]

@@XinferisTV wow, thank you, this is gold! I'm messing around with midjourney 6 but was fuzzy on the process until now, using the seed value and building out that base style and continuously refining your idea, ok, I have a fun weekend coming up. As much as I love your art it was really the synth sound that brought me to your channel, i got bit by the synthesizer bug, just listening to soundtracks like Blade Runner 2049 and other vintage ambient dark synth tracks got me really hooked. Are you using hardware based synth or software, I love how thick the sound sounds, excellent work.

[@XinferisTV]

@heavycap4305 Midjourney 5.2 didn't really work very well with changing prompts with the same seed. It would completely change the images even with minor changes. It is still possible to tune in that manner, but it was hard to be scientific about it. With Midjourney 6 using the same seed, the images remain a lot closer to being the same when minor changes are made. SDXL is even better with that, and by far the easiest model to tune prompts for. With Midjourney 5.2 even simple prompts would give good results. So with Midjourney 5.2 you could develop a style in isolation without actually specifying what is happening in the scene. With Midjourney 6 that is no longer the case. So when developing your style, you may want to specify the details of that style in a sentence or two, and then specify a simple scene to go with it in a separate sentence. Otherwise Midjourney 6 will tend to create pretty generic scenes that won't be easy to tune the style with. I am glad you liked the music. The main reason I started doing all of this is that I am a musician. With each video I have gotten a little more involved with the visuals though. I have hardware synths, but I haven't used them on any of the videos on this channel. I strongly prefer soft synths. On my other channel I was posting a video a day, and there were so many instances where I forgot to tune one of the synths and ruined a track. :) But that's actually not the primary reason. Having an extensive selection of synths, effects and presets (to use as a baseline) just makes things so much easier. I can take synths and easily layer, tweak and add any effect to them. The sound quality between analog and digital is kind of a rounding error at this point. One can say a real analog synth sounds slightly better. But does it sound better? Or Just different? Each analog synth will sound different because the components are physically different in each unit produced, the room temperature is different, etc. I personally think that it's a wash. Analog synths in my experience have very slightly better sounding filters but more noise. The ease of use with layering, adding effects and pulling up presets leads to a better overall sound for me. And that's assuming I could afford the physical versions of the soft synths I use. :) Just to give you an idea of the kinds of synths I use, most of the tracks I have done here are primarily using synths from Arturia V Collection X. I also use u-he Repro-5, u-he Diva, Komplete 14 CE and Arturia FX Collection 4. I primarily use synths that emulate real analog synth, but depending on the track, I could use almost any plug-in in those collections. From a sound design perspective I use a few different approaches, which I combine in various ways. First I am not afraid to use presets, even if I do make sounds from scratch too. If I use a preset though I usually tweak them to make them fit what I am working on. Then I add effects on top of them, usually from Arturia FX Collection or Native Instruments Komplete. The right effects take a really good synth sound and makes it amazing. I will also layer synths on top of each other, so that when I hit a single note, it triggers multiple synths. I use this in many ways but I will give a couple examples. The most straighforward one is just duplicating a track and setting it an octave lower if the sound doesn't have enough low end. Sometimes I don't have even have to change the synth after doing that. Other times I may have to find one that works well at that lower octave. Another technique I use is having another synth layered on top that is used to add motion or texture to the base sound. This could be another analog sounding synth, or I may use some kind of sample based instrument. The approaches I use are pretty specialized because I play all my tracks live. I have to get a full sound with what I can play with two hands (occasionally I use sequencers but they are also triggered by hand). I will also sometimes split the keyboard and have one sound for each hand. I think playing the it live, without a metronome or anything else changes the way things sound compared to how it would sound sequenced by hand or quantized. I think that is also a big component to my sound.

[@hurdygurdyguy1]

Would have upped the “creepy horror” element if each of these still images were animated a bit…

[@XinferisTV]

I have been considering doing something more cosmic horror style and animated. I have the style I do for this video, but I also have another style I have been playing around with. It could happen at some point.

[@Umilenya]

Nice score. Sounds like a Roland Juno 60.

[@XinferisTV]

Good ear. I am 95% sure I used Arturia’s Jun-6 V and MS-20 V. Both sound great in my opinion. Amusingly enough I used the Jun-6 V instead of my Behringer DeepMind 12. :)

[@Umilenya]

@@XinferisTV Thanx for the clarification!

[@probationbird9786]

Interesting.

[@XinferisTV]

If you like that one, I have a few other videos on my KZbin channel.

[@probationbird9786]

I really enjoy the sound. I'll definitely check out the rest of your channel!@@XinferisTV

[@XinferisTV]

@@probationbird9786 If you like the music, I have another KZbin channel, Xinferis. I have a lot of music there. Here is the link: kzbin.info/door/ySbTJE-ADUE9PhsilD9vag

[@NeoVolt]

I make similar things with AI. Absolutely love your style, keep it up.

[@XinferisTV]

Thank you! I definitely will.

[@Deny534]

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[@XinferisTV]

I am glad you liked it!

[@LukazChrom]

Why is AI so great at creating these 70s style artworks ... It is magnificent.

[@XinferisTV]

Midjourney 5.2 does a great job with this kind of style, with the right prompts at least. I haven't been able to get Midjourney 6 to look anything like this as of yet.

[@johnhenry524]

Beautiful! Can the art be purchased?

[@XinferisTV]

Not at the moment. Multiple people have asked me about purchasing my art so I am considering ways to do this. The most likely option will be Patreon that provides access to all of the art in my videos for noncommercial, personal use. If anyone has any ideas on this they want to share though let me know.

[@panwu6602]

Why can't we make movies like that today?

[@XinferisTV]

We can. Someone just has to give someone like me enough to make the feature length film. ;)

[@atlanteum]

04:35 - All votes have been counted... the Eyes have it!

[@XinferisTV]

LOL :)

[@emeraldknight347]

Just an average everyday walk on Mars.

[@XinferisTV]

Hah! Exactly!

[@williamgass9242]

What do you mean?

[@XinferisTV]

@williamgass9242 The way I understood it was how back in the day we didn't know what was on Mars, and old sci-fi movies would have all kinds of fantastic and weird things on Mars.

[@williamgass9242]

@XinferisTV oh. I guess that makes sense. There is nothing in the original comment suggesting I think about it like that, though. I was in the present. I guess it depends how old the person is who wrote it.

[@cobenaut]

is this AI art? would love to see more if its a movie :) oh sorry just noticed your a composer, awesome work

[@XinferisTV]

Yes I create the art with AI. I am a composer first and foremost but I also consider myself an AI artist. I spend a lot more time on the art than the music, but that mostly comes down to music taking less time than art to create. I have more videos with similar art on my channel, and will continue to release a new video each week. So if you want to see more of my art, you can subscribe to my channel.

[@DavidBrown-in8hi]

Waiting for the “r” rated version of this

[@XinferisTV]

Hah. Maybe someday I could start a Kickstarter for something like that. :)

[@hereps]

Frightening music! What is the movie name, please?

[@XinferisTV]

I made the art using generative AI. I make the music and art together to create a single experience. I intend to release a new video weekly.

[@hereps]

​@@XinferisTV Excellent! I love it! Please keep up the good work 👍

[@user-hc2gd2ft9p]

The name movie ?

[@XinferisTV]

I made the art using Midjourney

[@johnferry7778]

First one here, sounds kind of echoey…hello lo lo lo lo..pretty dark, wait what’s that? Is that something moving? It’s…it’s…sweet Jesus NO! I nnnnnzzzzzz….

[@XinferisTV]

If you see the things in this video in real life...yeah you probably made a wrong turn somewhere. :)

[@johnferry7778]

@@XinferisTVAre you using a hardware or software synth on this?

[@XinferisTV]

@johnferry7778 I have hardware synths, but I almost always use my software synths amusingly enough. This is three software synths layered with some effects.

[@johnferry7778]

@@XinferisTVDo you like Spectrasonics Omnisphere?

[@XinferisTV]

@johnferry7778 I don't really have an opinion on it because I don't have it. I mostly use the instruments in Arturia V Collection 9, Native Instruments Komplete 14 CE, Arturia Pigments, u-he Repro 5, u-he Repro 1, u-he Diva and u-he Zebra 2. I already have way too many options. :)

[@F.R.B.]

🐙🐙🐙

[@XinferisTV]

Thank you for listening!

[@dr.robotnik3684]

Is this from a film, I waited for the video to get going with an explanation, bit there wasn't. Thoroughly disappointed, not even credit to original source.

[@XinferisTV]

The art is my own. I make both the music and the art.

[@stevenborham1584]

That must be the perfect compliment for you 😅🤭@@XinferisTV

[@Carboxylated]

It's very beautiful art...I hate sayin that because it's AI. I guess AI is taking over the world. *blows head off

[@Fiveash-Art]

As long as there's a human hand in there manipulating it, there's no reason to not take advantage of it. It doesn't matter how good A.I. gets .... It will never be capable of feeling. I think if the technology is handled with moderation and responsibly things will be fine. The only aspect that troubles me is what centralized powers want to do with it , conditioning the public through behavior training, mental manipulation, social credits and biometric control programming. People just need to stay vigilant.

[@XinferisTV]

Thank you for separating your opinion of the art, from your opinion concerning the tools I used to create it. I really appreciate it.

[@XinferisTV]

@Fiveash-Art I agree with you. I think AI can be a tool that can empower people. In the future I can see a single artist creating a whole Pixar quality movie on their own using AI. My situation is very similar to that. I am a musician that had a hard time releasing music because I couldn't create good album covers. About a year ago I started using AI to create images for my albums and videos. As I gained experience in creating art with AI and as the tools improved, my art got better and better (or at least closer to my artistic vision). I spend a lot more time on the art than the music at this point. I also think a lot of people that watch my videos are more interested in the art than the music. The music is very important to me though, but I think that the combination of music, art and even video title creates an experience.

[@Fiveash-Art]

@@XinferisTV Digging the synth stuff too .. keep at it. 👍🏻

[@Carboxylated]

@@XinferisTV it's hard to admit, especially when you work in cinema and you slowly see jobs being taken by a software program. This is the most convincing A.I. art I have seen to be honest and it's quite good I'll admit. 98% of the rest of A.I. art is super uncanny valley and you can tell something is messed up with it. Your work is very convincing. Reminds me of the classic Flash Gordon movie turned X-rated Horror. I would love to see what other A.I. you can convince my brain into liking. Subbed

[@Valhalla13375]

"Horrors No One Should See" puts it up on KZbin for everyone to see.

[@XinferisTV]

Of course! :)

[@MrVitka1]

это нейронка что ли рисует?

[@XinferisTV]

I use Midjourney to create these images.

[@MrVitka1]

@@XinferisTV Thank you!

[@tolvfen]

No One Should See? depens on th story? ,,, I see people walking and talking like a 60s movie without any horror parts

[@XinferisTV]

It's meant to be creepy rather than anything too overboard.

[@tolvfen]

@@XinferisTV or mostly look fantastic, as the pictures at the start looks like art I made years ago for a SleepyMetal riff, but with other colors on it?

[@tolvfen]

@@XinferisTV Well redcurrants aren't creepy they are tasty 8-)

[@lauraregina5539]

Te dei o nome de Soraia a com xuxinha.❤

[@XinferisTV]

Thank you for watching!

[@TheWorldBelow360]

But still here we are, completely compelled to authenticate the justification for immediately having to prioritize the admonition that asserts we must thoroughly investigate…

[@XinferisTV]

Sounds like I am at work! ;)

[@modman287]

AI isnt art, its produce. There is a difference between created content (a hand crafted chair or hand drawn picture) and generated content (tomatoes grown, electricity, AI images) you didnt make it. A natural or unnatural force outside your control made it. Stop calling that shit art. I literally have more respect for shitty hand drawn scribbles. When this tech first became available, i tried it out as an experiment. The process is not making art, it is throwing darts at a board and hoping one lands on a good picture. Real effort there...

[@XinferisTV]

Do you consider photography art? Although you might not like how my art looks, it’s definitely not low effort. Coming up with ideas, creating the style, learning ways to craft prompts and yes creating many thousands of images is part of the process. Editing the photos is also part of the process. The workflow is actually very similar to photography.

[@ZPALMY]

Thanks modman, wise words.

[@stevenborham1584]

Your point is mute. People have never properly valued art/artists anyway (I should know I've given up on the prostitution that is making a living off art talents. It all turns to F@#king PRODUCE at some point 🤬🖕). Now AI allows (talent challenged) people to have the f@#k doll (literally! Talent challenged people go straight for rule 34 in what they get AI to PRODUCE) version of art they've always wanted, and leave real artists to passionately inspire. No disrespect to XinferisTV as their work shows masterfull inputs to the AI as it is seemless output along with their own music, definite talent.

[@ramiel555]

me like look at it, therefore art

[@Fiveash-Art]

@@XinferisTV Don't listen to this person .... I bet the guy doesn't make anything worth a crap. 😂.. Go look at their deviant art page. 😂

[@MauseDays]

useing ai to make strange or even outright scary things is mainly what i use it for. its far too good at making nightmares. Likey because ai is already alien in "thought" That recent doctor who episode wild blue yonder got me thinking about that. at one point the evil ai tha has manifested it self as copys of the doctor and donna. and they need to figure out whos the real one..donnas like " your tie you took it off just now..where did it go." and the ai doctor is like "OHHHHHHH I SSEEEE when things are GONE they don't stop existing" That stuck with me.

[@XinferisTV]

AI can definitely create creepy art, but it can also create really nice art that isn't creepy too. But I do think it can create creepy things that no human can create, especially when a more realistic style is used. Ideally though an AI, with proper training should understand things as humans do. Or at least give the outwards appearance of that understanding. The tech is so new though, that it's not quite there yet.

[@grunthostheflatulent2613]

The problem with AI-generated stuff etc is it lacks "heart..."

[@XinferisTV]

Thank you for stating your opinion of my work. Everyone is has different taste in what they like.

[@markdowse3572]

Some brilliant concepts, design and artwork! 💎 Amazing. 🤗 M 🦘🏏😎

[@XinferisTV]

Thank you! I am glad you liked it! :)