This Book Was AI Generated... Let's Read It!

[@YakuzaClown]

I’m just going to start praying to our future robot overlords .

[@Christines_World1966]

Which is human, we still program, but when we crash as beings let's hope the ai does better

[@Christines_World1966]

I'm doing a series of kid adventure, she, yes she is helping

[@davidmesanoack7407]

I'd say the book itself is really bad, but as we're in the very early stages of AI (Midjourney v4 was released in November 2022 and chatGPT in December 2022) this is really impressive. With a few hours of work, this could definitely be a more finished book. The increase in productivity is amazing.

[@cryptogenik]

I've been working on a kids book for a few years. I need to roll up my sleeves and dive in!

[@jessegros4573]

curious... did you add the text spaces over the drawings? OR was that already done in by midjourney?

[@MyBookMentor]

This is fascinating! How did you create the white text box ?

[@DavidJonathan10]

Have been waiting for this. I almost messaged you yesterday about this follow up. Thanks for the hard work @gilbatree

[@DavidJonathan10]

How did you make the white background for the text? @gilbatree

[@mediumspiny]

@@DavidJonathan10 I was wondering that too. It looked really good.

[@engtchr99]

This was a great demonstration of the overall process of producing the book with Chat GPT and Midjourney. There needs to be another process: editing the book. It could benefit from several iterations of editing which would straighten out the sequence of events and eliminate historical and stylistic inconsistencies (kids out in the middle of a freezing night wearing 20th century clothes). Also the highly unlikely presence of female soldiers in the Continental Army (there was no United States yet and no American flag). Not trying to nitpick, just pointing out that there is still a lot of work to be done by living human beings. God help us if we end up being governed by an arrogant AI that too easily blends fact and fiction. Remember Sydney? Or was that just last week's news?

[@danieldunkley6671]

This was stunning Artwork. So appropriate and stylistically beautiful. Then suddenly the little kids have totally modern clothes with zip and modern hoods and hats. 😂😂😂😂Still quite Amazing

[@xDomstarOne]

The video I waited to be released the most the whole last days ;-) PS: Would love to see the same book, generated with same prompts in GPT4, to see the difference. :)

[@seawildearth]

So what are the two girls there for at 08:32?

[@carolusmagnus9757]

Now that GPT-4 is out, it's only a matter of time before we see actual fully published AI generated books, and not just children's books, GPT-4 is fully capable of writing a whole novel

[@glibatree]

Yeah 25,000 words of context memory is going to be a game changer!!

[@thecatslastword7782]

Very similar to the horrifically boring biographies we had to read in school, so I'll give that to AI.

[@champisagooSF]

I have written a fantastic book and I want to publish this book through AI midjourney with audio video and pictures. Can somebody guide me?

[@jessegros4573]

Do you have the prompts you use anywhere, some of them are obscured in the last video.

[@engtchr99]

Now the same comment as previous, but rewritten through Chat GPT: This was a good demonstration of the process of producing a book with Chat GPT and Midjourney, but there is a need for additional editing to improve the book's quality. The editing process should involve multiple iterations to ensure consistency in the sequence of events and eliminate historical and stylistic inaccuracies, such as the portrayal of children wearing clothing from a different century in freezing weather or the inclusion of female soldiers in the Continental Army when there was no United States or American flag at the time. It's important to acknowledge that human input is still necessary, and we should avoid overreliance on AI to prevent blending fact and fiction. Recent events, such as Sydney's news, serve as a reminder of the potential dangers of relying solely on technology.

[@ponasObuolys]

The way this guy's lips moving, I think he's product of a generative AI. 😮

[@jiyoonkim8742]

Amazing😊