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People are getting into "prompt-craft". People have also started pasting different AI tools together like putting these images into CogVideo[0] to generate actual videos (takes ages and usually the length of a gif currently). Others have realized you can run these images through GANs to make faces look extremely convincing

I think "what's next" is fitting these tools together in a larger system

[0] https://replicate.com/nightmareai/cogvideo



Ok I’m just going to list ideas, feel free to add more

* Text to 3d model

* Text to video clip

* Illustrations for newspapers

* Generating pictures for food menus

* Generating a music video from a song

* Generating pictures or even an entire movie for a book

* Interior design ideas

* Product design ideas

I have noticed that leveraging these tools isn’t easy. It requires a fair bit of creativity to come up with the prompts to create an image to really wow somebody.


> Generating pictures for food menus

This is what I've been doing for any recipes[0] that don't have pictures with pretty good result.

[0] www.reciped.io ex: https://www.reciped.io/recipes/mushroom-and-onion-pizza/


Someone on the midjourney discord is making a comic with images generated by the bot. Another person is making a Magic The Gathering card pack with generated art (it looks good too!). People are already using it for stock photos

One murky area we're still far away from but I'm curious to follow the developments on: AI-generated movies. Once generated clips gets good, what if some movie buff can just generate a movie, scene-by-scene, just using these tools? What about "casting" certain celebrities? The comic I mentioned uses Zendaya (probably because she plays a character in the Dune movies) as a character


Lot of potential for movies- using AI to up res, AI to turn a 2d movie 3d, more advanced would be new or edited scenes. Or how about translating a live action movie to a cartoon and vice versa. Or a different style or tone. Run The Lord of the Rings through a cyberpunk filter.


I'm eager for someone to start recreating the missing episodes of Doctor Who. The audio still exists and there are publicity shots from many of the missing episodes


I wonder how good AI will be at recreating the look of the props made out of broom sticks, gaffer tape and paper mache.


How do they get consistent looks? I mean if you are using it for a comic book your characters should look the same throughout the story. From my experience, the results between prompts are completely different even with minor variations.


If the seed remains the same, the difference between similar prompts is actually continuous.

Here's a slew of images (1 through 5) I generated all from the same seed and same prompt sans a word or two: https://www.instagram.com/p/Chg60Fou6xB/


Thanks. Those are amazing by the way


Thank you mate. Spent a lot of time, even though the AI did all the _real_ work :-)


Is there a good central source that lists out all of the currently available tools?




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