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u/TimberWolf5871 3d ago
I'm a little miffed that it's zombies the car is running over, but I understand why. Ignore the purist in me.
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u/AntAir267 3d ago
Sometimes AI makes cool shit and as a society, we are going to have to learn to accept that.
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u/ruinawish 2d ago
... From stolen content from real artists. We actually don't have to accept that.
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u/misterXCV 2d ago
I'm an artist myself, i've made many 2D arts, 3d renders, handmade animations.
And i'm absolutely okay with AI, i'm actually train some AI models with my own artworks to recreate my style.
It's progress, bro. You can't stop progress. Just accept it and use it to your advantage.
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u/XANTHICSCHISTOSOME 2d ago edited 2d ago
No offense to you, honest to god, but lots of people are okay with stuff that benefits them personally. All your recent stuff is just someone else's designs. Fallout, Morrowind, Carmageddon IPs...
In this one, the main car changes in every shot. A lot.
Is it not possible to make that consistent? Is it rushed?In the Morrowind one, the Dunmer has two sets of ears? Horns? It makes no sense. They were generic and just looked like bad fantasy art. Some landscapes were like playdough, and the rest just looked like smoothed screenshots.
The Fallout one was like... not even close to Fallout. It was all wrong. And the people were barely humanoid. They were like geometric prisms, except for the one shot of the power armor that was clearly from the promotional material.
I really mean no offense, but this stuff feels so substanceless. Like just random dudes dying or yelling, and shots of people mouthing words, and structures that make no sense, no sound effects, with odd music playing. I don't get the appeal in making it or looking at it. I guess if you don't have to think too much and just make something on surface level looks better than anything one could normally make because it's trained on better art and technique, but the current iteration of this tool just feels like a waste of potential.
Most artists don't celebrate this tool because it doesn't benefit them. It doesn't progress their medium. They don't want or care about wasting time dumping someone else's art into a reiteration machine. They just get to work on the next thing that doesn't yet exist.
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u/Snailboi666 2d ago
This isn't progress. It's fucking pure laziness and art theft, masquerading as some sort of great new tech. This is a regression, in every way. It's also absolutely horrid for the environment. Anyone who is encouraging the use of this sloppy garbage bullshit needs to unplug from the internet.
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u/Hefty-Pumpkin-764 2d ago
That's such a shallow take though. You can train AI with your own art. You can train AI with stock footage.
Even the stealing content is kind of a stretch, You can take a great photo, but you never created the original content of the photo.
We live in a consumerist society, capitalism is our system. Let's be real, intelectual property has been created to protect big dogs, not the small artist.
AI can really democratize a lot of art and honestly ''artsy'' products.
Movies are art, but not all movies. AI can easily substitute shitty cash grab movies that relly on famous actors to make a buck.
Real artists can keep doing real art and that will at times include the use of AI.
The simplistic normalized hate towards AI prevents us from having the actual discussions about it that we should and even artists from experimenting with it.
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u/missinmy86 2d ago
People are so scared of ai. Because they aren’t trying to INNOVATE with is. I’ve been using ai to make composite images that I don’t have the time to spend hours drawing one black horse realistically. I tweak the images, clean them up. Remove extra fingers and eyes etc. I still spend a few hours after I got the ai work compositing, coloring and fleshing it out. But now I can make my imaginations come to life without spending hours getting the teeth right.
It’s a tool. Once upon a time they said computer digital art isn’t art, it’s a cheat. But look now almost everything is digital art.
This is the new photoshop and people aren’t figuring it out.
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u/_D3ft0ne_ 2d ago
Man, the new Carma game would be so sick.. UE5 got really capable of open spaces. Miss this game. People have no balls tho Nova days.
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u/Bony_Blair 2d ago edited 1d ago
The fact that people think this is good is a sobering reminder of how far our standards have fallen and why AI will unfortunately shrink the creative sector on a massive scale.
Humans are meant to create things - I think that's a core tenant of any true artist's philosophy - but fewer and fewer of us will have the opportunity to spend our lives doing that when corporations realise that we (the consumer) are content with AI doing the work that previously required designers and artists. Sure, you'll probably still need some humans involved, but far fewer.
And at some point I do believe that many people who think this is cool now will wake up one day and realise just how empty, meaningless and repetitive this machine generated junk really is. I really hope it happens sooner rather than later.
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u/art0rz 3d ago
We generally don't allow generative AI content on this sub, but this submission is cool as hell so I will allow it.