Success With AI Photos

[Xzzzy]

I recently purchased a package with Ideogram.ai, because it's giving the best results I've ever seen. I have, in the past week, generated hundreds upon hundreds of photos, and some of them are truly awful. Some of them are passable, and some of them are genuinely great. Here's some things to keep in mind:

1. Faces remain mostly terrible. Occasionally, you will see a girl's face that looks like a print model, but WAY more often, it looks like it was pasted together from spare parts. The tech is still developing.

2. Regarding the presence of kids in some of these photos - deal with your own issues. I don't care. In order for the system to generate feet that look normal, attention has to be focused on them. The AI thinks that faces are what you want to see. Putting children on the floor in these photos is what directs the focus down. If you don't want to acknowledge the fact that kids exist, so be it.

3. I am not really excited about the present. But things have come a LONG way in the past year, and I am excited about what the future is going to look like in another year. Here are ten samples of what Ideogram can do.

[Mr. Mike]

It’s funny the way their feet are positioned, looks like the we’re in heels and the heels were just erased.

[Xzzzy]

Some look better than others, for sure. More natural, that is. When I catch those, they're deleted.

[nyllover]

Some of them are REALLY great.

An idea: what if, instead of children, you use pets? Could that work too?