This tool is perfect for writers to generate illustrations for their adventure and fantasy books! Though part of the fun in reading books is in the reader's imaginations, it's quite intriguing to see what is inside the writers mind when they write their story.
this is crazy. the possibilities are quite literally endless, i cant even comprehend it. I feel if I was sat down in front of the program, I would have no idea where to start.
@@jimbroan6745 Not entirely true. It is already able to combine concepts in ways that are entirely novel. While it is not "endless", the possibilities are far greater than what currently exists in the entirety of the internet.
I mean if you get access to this you could make a lot of money, set up page for art and use dall e, or other many many ideas like photoshopping with dall e?
I think most people don’t understand the size of this. Dall-E 2 is incredible! A common misconception is that it combines photos. It does not! As Chris said, it’s like a giant brain. When you tell Dall-E 2 to create an image of a dog wearing a hat, it does NOT take a picture of a dog and one of a hat and combine it with AI into one picture. No, Dall-E 2 knows what a dog is, what its characteristics are and the same for the hat. Then it creates a completely new image based on its knowledge. It’s like when you read the phrase „dog wearing a hat“. You probably saw some sort of picture in your head. The AI does the exact same except its imagination is way more precise. Truly fascinating and a huge step in technology, one of the biggest perhaps.
@@mainscript1172 Thank you! Yes, I find it very fascinating what we have accomplished, especially in AI in such a short time. I think that’s a big factor too. People know a bit about AI from some areas but they don’t realise how much it has evolved in the last few years.
Absolutely incredible. I can see an individual being able to request a full movie to their exact specifications, from beginning to end, to be generated by AI someday.
I can imagine a time when all your entertainment - music, TV shows and movies are generated just-in-time, for you and you only. Want another few seasons of Breaking Bad set in the style of Memento? As you wish.
You're thinking in old concepts. Someday we'll have AI generated stories that never end, allowing you to jump in at any point and experience it firsthand via VR and even interact with it if you wish.
This..... Is completely revolutionary, I have trouble drawing storyboards, or explaining art styles. But now.... I can just show people my ideas, before they happen. I've never gotten goosebumps
The realism is insane. Neural networks for generating specific types of images have existed, but this combines them all into one. What a time to be alive!
@@hanleyk Ahhh, but setting a creative human mind loose on this program will be amazing. I'm not artistically creative, and if you give me a set of brushes and paint, I could do little with it. Yet if you give the same paint and brushes to a gifted artist, you get amazing art. Same materials, very different results. Also, this being a new creative medium, we will almost certainly get whole new categories of creative art, things we haven't even conceived of. Personally, I think tools like this will not stifle the creative mind, but set it on fire.
@@kencarpenter1363 The deathblow to digital artists is the speed at which this produces art. Even if the artist's quality is better, the fact that the AI can spit out dozens of "close enough" concepts in mere seconds is the main advantage. It's similar to why very few people carry, or even own a high quality digital camera anymore. Why, when your phone can take "close enough" pictures, and is way more convenient than hauling a studio quality camera around for just a relatively small increase in quality. There will still be a place for talented artists, but the demand for their services will plummet, just as the demand for stand-alone digital cameras has plummeted, because people will usually choose the quicker and easier route, even at the cost of a bit of quality.
@@Fermion. Ais cant make huge sculptures and paint giant portraits (yet) so Id say they are good for now at least the ones that don't just paint a blank canvas.
When i first found out about ai generated art (wombo dream AI mobile app) i thought that weird, blocky, abstract creation would be the best of it’s kind until at least 50years in the future. Then i saw this. Absolutely incredible, and i hope nobody will ever use it with bad intentions.
This will be used for all sorts of bad stuff n defo already has been. .they could kill someone but then fake a video of them jumping from a building n saying they'd commited suicide...or show a fake video of them in somewhere like Hawaii on a beach n say they're still alive n have just moved away for good...I think celebrities will be targeted with this tech to make sure they are following whatever agenda the powers that be are pushing on the common man...
The biggest drawback to this software is that it can only go as far as it has learned. Whatever it creates, it used works that already exist as inspiration. So no matter what, unless the AI can become creative, we will need artists.
@@LilBigHuge Nope. An AI will never be able to get composition, lighting, proper values, colors and anatomy just right. It will never be able to replicate what you are imagining in your mind on paper, just random suggestions based on that. At best, it will oversaturate the market with mediocre art that has no value because anyone can press a button to generate it. There is value in scarcity. "Random generation" does not belong in art. It takes over 10 years of drawing daily to learn how to perfect art into placing on paper WHAT YOU WANT TO THE SMALLEST DETAIL, not just generate mediocrities that look muddy or photobashed. And as a side point, tech bros are delusional, and this novelty will in the end serve as inspiration for the artists themselves. If you want to learn how to make art, do what the artists do and work your ass off doing the art yourself. Human creation will always be more appreciated than a soulless machine.
And we're finally free of capitalist-driven crap like Game of Thrones, Reality TV, and Walking Dead/Zombie garbage. We can get creative content that is unique.
As a 3D modeler who's working on a decent size passion project, I'm often finding it hard to come up with unique designs for different models, but no budget to hire a concept artist. This would legitimately help a lot.
Wouldn’t it defeat your purpose of being an artist? Lol A great part of being an artist (and the satisfaction of it) is completing the “puzzle”, producing something from your BRAIN to real life. (Which is the whole challenge)at least for me
This is amazing technology, I've put my name on the list but i think it will be a very long time before I get to play with it lol. I did see Jazza talk about being on the list for this too so I also can't wait to see what art he does with it. Great video as always Chris, thank you
I loved watching this video, very profound, laid-back and also amusing. Of course these ideas don't come from nowhere, and they are "inspired" by what humans have already created along similar themes, but I found it really interesting to see, through this lens, what humans associate different concepts with. Having the AI create multiple similar, connected images really highlighted some of the strange assumptions and connections we make as humans, such as the pirate hat and the eyepatch, or the dinosaur being presented mostly as a toy. Thank you so much for making this and sharing it with us! 🧡 P.S. The first jumping dog photo where it wasn't touching the plinth was hilarious, and also showed how the AI took abstract ideas and realised them without a problem! 😂
a 100 years from now: "an uplifting movie set in late 19th century France revolving around a love affair and with a mystery plot twist towards the end, only non-graphic violence, and the protagonist has my face but younger". time to grab a coffee and boom, there's your movie, 100% to the requirements and never watched by anyone else.
Is this the beginning of the end of human creativity? When AI take over the process of creation, any creative fields are in jeopardy. A computer can integrate unlimited information into one in the matter of seconds. Human becoming obsolete is no longer a distant threat.
0:45 LMFAOOO yo I clicked on this random video and was really fascinated, then BOOM its Chris Ramsay??! I had NO IDEA you made this video haha, totally unexpected but really epic!!
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Can you make a follow-up vid wit typing in some of my questions & ideas from your subscribers plz? Cuz I wanna see what it creates soooo bad! Yo, what if this is really it? Like this AI is our next huge step in our evolution of technology. And will help up take the next leap as humans.
I was just given access 2 days ago. I can't begin to express how blown away I am by how awesome Dall-E 2 is. Sometimes it will throw in unexpected details that I didn't ask for that totally make sense. Making images with this AI is addicting like crack.
@@dsgant1616 while it could always be better and there is room for improvement like anything else it often does produce professional level results. But then occasionally you get back something that's less than desired. With Dall-E 2 everytime you click on that generate button it's a roll of the dice and you never know what you will get. Sometimes it will throw in unexpected details that make your say wow. In my opinion at 13¢ each time you ask it to generate a result it's pretty affordable. And you get back 4 variations each time. If all 4 are good now you're cost is about 3¢ each image! There is a link to sign up to be on the waiting list. If I were to try and paste a link here it likely would get deleted as most UA-cam channels block links. I will try in a separate comment right after this one to drop that link. If you don't see it then you will just have to search for it.
I was just given access to Dalle-2 today! So excited at what it can produce already. So many uses. It still requires humans to create, teach, learn, develop meaningful prompts etc. I don't see it replacing human input into art, but allowing our human imaginations to run free... within the agreed terms and policies of course.
From my understanding with a couple adjustnents it could generate a whole movie. All it needs is to generate enough consecutive images of certain events.
I think we are a bit away from that. Have u ever tried to create a step by step animation?. Each second has at least 24 pictures. They have to flow with almost exact precision. Im talking about every single moving part. There are youtube tutorials on 'walking animations' and these are 30 min - 1 hour. Thats the basic stuff, wait til u get to hair flowing and capes twirling. I cant see this making a movie. but maybe there will be sum 3d model making ai where it understands movement and u can generate storylines
@@armondtanz considering how fast technology has come in just the last few years, it’s entire possible to create multiple breakthroughs really soon, who know maybe we have an AI that’ doesn’t just create art but music itself!
This AI, considering how mind blowing it is, it is that start of a world where AI does the imagination for us, a world where humans are the ones with limited thoughts, and AI with an endless imagination, when it should be the opposite. But for now, I am amazed by the amount of effort put into this project, and how it opens the gates for a future world.
Yeah it’s amazing, but when ai takeover human jobs, more human jobs are required afterwards… Just imagine a similar ai but instead of art it creates music or a type of made up melody or instrumental!!
@@kiranojha8811 considering Ai itself are sentient, I'm positive that wont happen, we have no control over them after a couples years sadly, its like letting a genie out of a bottle, either the end of humanity or the next step for humanity.
@@kiranojha8811 well I'm hoping that will happen haha all depends on how humans treat them, for example ai creation is 200% going to start a WW3, but ai themselves also need rights and voting because they are sentient human like beings soo yeah kinda crazy.
I saw someone say that the effect people think ai generated will have on modern artists is exactly how people treated photography back in the days when it was new technology , which means that, since photography did not "replace artists then", it probably would not in the future as well. Its better to reassure ourselves by acknowledging human minds will always be another level of creative compared to our creations and ai just so we dont spiral into madness or something lol
@@xxzlxx7789 the paradigm shift will be bigger this time, because this is more than just a tool, the job title of dall.e2 operators or directors would only recover like 20% of graphic design jobs at best
@@Galdring humans destroy themselves. Trying to be witty and all knowing.....instead of LOVING their life experience. Instead of loving the process, we’ve grown to become less
@@xxzlxx7789 to an extent we cannot continue to compare many of the older technologies BECAUSE mathematically, the info, data, etc. being transferred with current technology is EXPONENTIALLY greater. (Never before seen) Old technology= 2 x 10 Modern tech= 2^10
this is insane. i can see it leading to auto-generated movies and ai experiences tailored to our specifications like the holodeck from star trek or something
Thank you! So clear and useful. As a professor, my goal is to teach and learn how to have the best prompt ... the question is so important than the answer
The intro reminds me of Cyberpunk 2077. We don’t reach yet the end of the Internet, there's are more things to come, and we want you to solve the Internet puzzle
I tried to recreate this image: "a 50mm shot of a shadowy figure looking out of a rainy, round train window on to the city. Neon lights" but got the message, that the request may not follow their content policy, because it has shot in it...lol I'm using midjourney for a week now and never had a problem.
I love the advancement in technology as long as it doesn't negatively affect people and their jobs. ex: if AI can can just create photos, will we still have a reason to have artist or photographers
I don't think AI will ever replace real artists, I think we all know that no matter how good AI will be it will not have the soul or the personality of the artists. It might generate an image that you want, but it'll never be *exactly* like you'd imagined it would be, which is why I don't think the artists will ever be out of their job. However, I can definitely see this AI being used as a tool for inspiration or reference, maybe even used as a foundation, being generated and then edited to how you wish it would look like. There's a lot of potential for this AI, but I don't think it will take away artists' role, unless it somehow achieves sentience but at that point we've got different problems to worry about.
I was so heartbroken when I found this video. I don’t think AI is the way to solve these problems. If you think about it ,everyone can already do all these things. We can all create whatever we want. We just have to put in the effort. Go through the process. Just like how you have a picture or an idea in your head when you type in these prompts. You can pick up literally anything else and create what you had in mind and even better you get to be part of every step of the process. See your idea come to life and feel fulfilment with your work. I hope this gets at least one person to start their new project🧡
i wonder if it could come up with new puzzles ideas, riddles, or even brain teasers. like is there ways that puzzles could be made and solved that hasnt be thought of yet?
Yes it can. Google's Deepmind Artificial intelligence comes up with never before seen strategies for complex board games. It's creating new fascinating ideas out of thin air.
I see a lot of cool use cases for this, such as creating a cover for your book or music album, etc. HOWEVER... This could really impact the art community completely and maybe for the worse. Now those who are following creating picture art as their career may see this as a competitive threat. Now, anyone can get a picture of whatever they want within seconds of request. I guess you can make the argument that the AI needs training data to become smarter... But with that being said, there's also AI that generates its own music. So what a time we live in where now there can a seemingly infinite unique forms of art and music with the use of AI. Will movies be next? Will dance performances be next? Who knows? Interesting questions that just came to my mind: If I generate a picture with the use of this AI, would it then be considered my property? How would you claim that an AI generated image is considered your work even though you didn't make it? Is it considered plagiarism to download the generated image and it for your benefit?
Chris, I am really excited for content creation for artist using AI. I can see tons of possibilities especially getting ideas for levels for game developers indie or big studios alike. I can't wait to use this type of tech to help me get a clear vision for levels for upcoming game ideas I have with it.
I am absolutely into world building. I love making up thoroughly made up alien worlds, alternative scenarios of our history, fan fictions of my favourite movies or constructed languages, countries whatever. The thing is sadly i am not good at art. Only at the writing and creating part. This AI literally gives me endless possibilities to finally picture a lot of my creations. Just wow!!
In time to come this sort of technology could read a book, and then make a movie from it. Complete with dialogue, sound effects and different music to match the mood of particular scenes. I hope I live long enough to see that.
Nitpicks 1) DALL-E is typically pronounced similar to WALL-E... so like... "dolly" 2) 0:06 "DALL-E is an open AI". OpenAI is the name of the group / company that made DALL-E 2, as well as GPT-3 and AlphaFold and other stuff. 3) "It's basically a giant brain that uses the whole of the internet to create unique imagery within 20 seconds". I feel like this might give the wrong impression. AI models use training data, most if not all of which likely came from the internet sure, but probably quite a bit of human effort was spent screening which images were acceptable. Anyways, important point is that after the training data is collected, there is no need to scour the internet again. 4) 0:36 "Input your information and wait". I would say "your information" sounds like it's asking for information about you. Better term would be "prompt". Though I don't think anyone was confused with what you actually said.
this is mind blowing. i remember watching this one episode of POCOYO as a kid where he gets this machine where he can combine 2 things and it makes this hybrid thing of those. this is literally the most fun ive had in 10 years
Imagine this but for videos. You throw in it the whole bee movie script, wait a few days and see what comes out lmao No but seriously, I can't wait to get my hands on this, sooooo many things I want to try
Visualizations of the future or alien tech will be reflections of our own visualizations. This is a "collective" mirror. It's still the Chinese Room argument/experiment --- but a very very very functional and useful version. Not AGI -- but a really great AI for various use cases!
A skeletal astronaut reaching for the camera as it floats in an endless space. Been trying to design that as a tattoo for a decade. This thing might be able to make it in 25 seconds. That's unreal.
I'm curious about a couple things. What if you give it conflicting descriptions (i.e. with a hat/without a hat, alone with a friend, etc)? What if you gave it a real person (Tom Hanks behind the scenes, Neil Armstrong stepping on the moon etc)?
I don't know about conflicting descriptions, but on the website it says they use "advanced techniques to prevent photorealistic generations of real individuals’ faces, including those of public figures." The developers understand how potentially dangerous this technology could be in the wrong hands, so there are safeguards in place to prevent using it to create offensive, vulgar, or explicit content and to protect real people's privacy.
@@andrewthorpe3377 I feel like those restrictions are just a thing for the moment. We already have lesser versions of this models in the open. Sure, you may need some strong hardware to run something like this, but when it starts to be sold and developed by multiple companies is just a matter of time that the restrictions became non-existent. Just look at the DungeonAI fiasco.
It has no problem with real people, so long as the image of that person is readily available online. DALL-E mini is good with famous people like Trump, Hillary, Alex Jones, etc where theres lots of pictures and angles. It is, however, bad with faces. DALL-E 2 pretty much tells you not to do faces or real people, and I dont have access to it myself. So I cant find out. but once its available to everyone Im thinking it can do faces scarily accurate
This absolutely blows my mind! Sitting here in shock at how amazing all of these results are - little details like the green traffic light in the Japanese moody scene, the hats on the dinosaurs, unreal!
That is mind blowing! I still can't get over the fact that these photos didn't exist before... like it for real looks better than some photoshopped stuff out there.
As an Art teacher this technology excites and scares me....both at once. In what way will this affect original thought? Will it get to a stage when you feed a script into a machine then it creates a movie for you?
Oh wow, I knew it had to be better than the mini, but I didn't expect it to look THAT good. Man, I feel like they've bestowed technology from the future to us! That's incredible. Although, I have to wonder like with Artbreeder, how similar is the art produced to read-existing pictures? I'm interested to see the samples for each. I wonder if design is even possible with this or if it would just be stealing from other people's art and designs.
Love this vid, also agree, ive been seeing a lot of people misrepresenting or not understanding Dall E 2…its not a photoshop system, its not a laptop, it’s something totally new…this is AI….something that has more experience than any human who ever existed. Something thats learning what to make and how to make it better….again, its AI….
not only stills, but , 'coming soon' dall- e2 videos in style of say tim burton or spielberg, or possibly dall-e2 composes music style of Van Halen , or John Brahms...who knows
So yeah…this is when Pandora’s box was opened. I appreciate the ethics of the team behind it; sadly, we all know how fragile that protection is. At what point does society say we no longer trust “photo evidence”? Great vid man.
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What's the best use you can think of for this program?
I would use it as a tool for inspiration.
I would use it for blueprints of technology
Well I suck at drawing , so this is a cool way to create my own art... Minus the drawing bit lol
This tool is perfect for writers to generate illustrations for their adventure and fantasy books! Though part of the fun in reading books is in the reader's imaginations, it's quite intriguing to see what is inside the writers mind when they write their story.
I would use it just for fun to put my thoughts and feelings into art, a visual representation if you like.
this is crazy. the possibilities are quite literally endless, i cant even comprehend it. I feel if I was sat down in front of the program, I would have no idea where to start.
Well there's dalle mini version which is open to anyone
@@zuriel714 yeah, but it's not nearly as realistic
now you finally feel what it's like for a painter to stare at a blank canvas; a writer to stare at a blank screen.
@@jimbroan6745 Not entirely true. It is already able to combine concepts in ways that are entirely novel. While it is not "endless", the possibilities are far greater than what currently exists in the entirety of the internet.
I mean if you get access to this you could make a lot of money, set up page for art and use dall e, or other many many ideas like photoshopping with dall e?
I think most people don’t understand the size of this. Dall-E 2 is incredible!
A common misconception is that it combines photos. It does not! As Chris said, it’s like a giant brain.
When you tell Dall-E 2 to create an image of a dog wearing a hat, it does NOT take a picture of a dog and one of a hat and combine it with AI into one picture.
No, Dall-E 2 knows what a dog is, what its characteristics are and the same for the hat.
Then it creates a completely new image based on its knowledge.
It’s like when you read the phrase „dog wearing a hat“. You probably saw some sort of picture in your head. The AI does the exact same except its imagination is way more precise.
Truly fascinating and a huge step in technology, one of the biggest perhaps.
I am shoocked
Wow that is very well put. Mind blowing how humanity has advanced
@@mainscript1172 Thank you! Yes, I find it very fascinating what we have accomplished, especially in AI in such a short time. I think that’s a big factor too. People know a bit about AI from some areas but they don’t realise how much it has evolved in the last few years.
We are living through one of the greatest technological advancements of all time and people arent talking about.
That’s exactly why it’s scary. I am already beyond amazed at how fast we’re “progressing” but it feels more like the decline of humanity.
Absolutely incredible. I can see an individual being able to request a full movie to their exact specifications, from beginning to end, to be generated by AI someday.
I can imagine a time when all your entertainment - music, TV shows and movies are generated just-in-time, for you and you only. Want another few seasons of Breaking Bad set in the style of Memento? As you wish.
That would be amazing
Hollywood will be turned into a ghost town.
You're thinking in old concepts. Someday we'll have AI generated stories that never end, allowing you to jump in at any point and experience it firsthand via VR and even interact with it if you wish.
@@LouSaydus Sadly it wont be that advanced in our lifetime.
This..... Is completely revolutionary, I have trouble drawing storyboards, or explaining art styles. But now.... I can just show people my ideas, before they happen. I've never gotten goosebumps
Imagine the movie or stories that could be inspired from these images. It’s like looking into a different dimension.
It will create anything in seconds. Perhaps find a cure for all diseases. We could have eternal paradise on earth.
@@khangvinh4656 in a few years there will be text to video crazy stuff
It’s crazy to see how far technology has come because that means we can only get more advanced than THIS. Insane 😭
we will kill ourselves off before that happens.
@Josephif Smithling thank god ai generated movies will be insane
you call this advanced. The nuclear bomb was also once called advanced.
@@dunkey7739 no they won't. what are they gonna do? a mashup of Reservoir Dogs & Pulp Fiction?
then what?
i see you on every other video wtf
The realism is insane. Neural networks for generating specific types of images have existed, but this combines them all into one. What a time to be alive!
Great time to be alive... unless, of course, you make a living using your creative mind.
@@hanleyk people who take commissions to do digital art 😐
@@hanleyk Ahhh, but setting a creative human mind loose on this program will be amazing. I'm not artistically creative, and if you give me a set of brushes and paint, I could do little with it. Yet if you give the same paint and brushes to a gifted artist, you get amazing art. Same materials, very different results. Also, this being a new creative medium, we will almost certainly get whole new categories of creative art, things we haven't even conceived of. Personally, I think tools like this will not stifle the creative mind, but set it on fire.
@@kencarpenter1363 The deathblow to digital artists is the speed at which this produces art. Even if the artist's quality is better, the fact that the AI can spit out dozens of "close enough" concepts in mere seconds is the main advantage.
It's similar to why very few people carry, or even own a high quality digital camera anymore. Why, when your phone can take "close enough" pictures, and is way more convenient than hauling a studio quality camera around for just a relatively small increase in quality.
There will still be a place for talented artists, but the demand for their services will plummet, just as the demand for stand-alone digital cameras has plummeted, because people will usually choose the quicker and easier route, even at the cost of a bit of quality.
@@Fermion. Ais cant make huge sculptures and paint giant portraits (yet) so Id say they are good for now at least the ones that don't just paint a blank canvas.
Dude, that was a micro-documentary! Loved it. You should totally continue to do this periodically.
Untill A.I takes over and starts doing documentaries instead 😂
@@razzakksa true
but you used the wrong emoji. replace with sad one please.
When i first found out about ai generated art (wombo dream AI mobile app) i thought that weird, blocky, abstract creation would be the best of it’s kind until at least 50years in the future. Then i saw this. Absolutely incredible, and i hope nobody will ever use it with bad intentions.
As with many technological advances, the next step is probably how to weaponize it
Actually, dream is pretty good in my opinion.
What matters is that we have good artificial intelligence to overpower any bad A.i created by evil people.
This will be used for all sorts of bad stuff n defo already has been. .they could kill someone but then fake a video of them jumping from a building n saying they'd commited suicide...or show a fake video of them in somewhere like Hawaii on a beach n say they're still alive n have just moved away for good...I think celebrities will be targeted with this tech to make sure they are following whatever agenda the powers that be are pushing on the common man...
My heart is literally beating with excitement right now - finally a possibility to visualize my dreams in waking life
You had a brain already
If you can’t use it that’s not our problem
Not your dreams. Not your ideas. Just the ai's interpretation of it.
It’s funny how we all expected creativity to be that last thing robots could replicate…
This tech is so good it feels like he is just using a regular search engine
As an Digital artist this A.I is making me worry about my future career, like anyone can make anything with hyper photorealisim its oddlyterrifying .
The biggest drawback to this software is that it can only go as far as it has learned. Whatever it creates, it used works that already exist as inspiration. So no matter what, unless the AI can become creative, we will need artists.
@@equinox4467 you can same the same for real artists. And the AI can learn wayyyy faster.
@@LilBigHuge Nope. If that were true there would be no art to begin with. Humans can draw inspiration from the human experience. AI can't (so far).
You can generate your own art for more variety 🤔
@@LilBigHuge Nope. An AI will never be able to get composition, lighting, proper values, colors and anatomy just right. It will never be able to replicate what you are imagining in your mind on paper, just random suggestions based on that. At best, it will oversaturate the market with mediocre art that has no value because anyone can press a button to generate it. There is value in scarcity. "Random generation" does not belong in art. It takes over 10 years of drawing daily to learn how to perfect art into placing on paper WHAT YOU WANT TO THE SMALLEST DETAIL, not just generate mediocrities that look muddy or photobashed.
And as a side point, tech bros are delusional, and this novelty will in the end serve as inspiration for the artists themselves. If you want to learn how to make art, do what the artists do and work your ass off doing the art yourself. Human creation will always be more appreciated than a soulless machine.
My brain is struggling to process that these images are artificial.
imagine the amount of album covers being made with this in the future
basically all of them! 🎶💯
This combined with VR; the definition of reality as we know it becomes limitless and factuality starts to dissolve.
It definitely raises questions about our own reality as we live it
And we're finally free of capitalist-driven crap like Game of Thrones, Reality TV, and Walking Dead/Zombie garbage. We can get creative content that is unique.
Out of our Intellect, reasoning, and creativity, I never figured the latter would be the first to be matched by AI
As an artist and storyteller, this is a dream come true
Alteori I am a fan of your channel.
Hello.
the ability to make a living off being an artist is dying
they will automate everything
@@jessekim509 good
@@jessekim509 good
Interesting. As my position also as an artist, it's a bit of a nightmare ^^' they're automising art now? Scary.
i feel like people don't realize how scary this is. could be used for extremely terrifying uses if given to the wrong person
And somehow, the idea of the Holodeck by giving an input like "New York, 1950" seems not so incredibly unreachable anymore.
Thank you for covering this! I love your channel. I've been obsessed with this tech for the last month and it's freaking me out.
As a 3D modeler who's working on a decent size passion project, I'm often finding it hard to come up with unique designs for different models, but no budget to hire a concept artist. This would legitimately help a lot.
Wouldn’t it defeat your purpose of being an artist? Lol A great part of being an artist (and the satisfaction of it) is completing the “puzzle”, producing something from your BRAIN to real life. (Which is the whole challenge)at least for me
Maybe I just have high expectations of all my fellow humans.....Then maybe I think, I have misplaced my expectations on my fellow humans. 😌
@@thaiylooze8217 It is. This shit cheapens art extremely.
@@crepooscul Art will definitely lose a lot of it's value
@@thaiylooze8217 AI should only be used as a source of references to inspire your own art.
Omg man you need to do more of these stories where you’re deep and intimate about the thing you’re speaking about. It’s insanely soothing.
wow, loved this Chris. Exciting times 😀
very excited😊
cant wait for this opening up to public😮
I insist that anything created this way, art, photography, film, etc.,
prominently display,
"COMPUTER GENERATED".
This is amazing technology, I've put my name on the list but i think it will be a very long time before I get to play with it lol. I did see Jazza talk about being on the list for this too so I also can't wait to see what art he does with it. Great video as always Chris, thank you
I loved watching this video, very profound, laid-back and also amusing. Of course these ideas don't come from nowhere, and they are "inspired" by what humans have already created along similar themes, but I found it really interesting to see, through this lens, what humans associate different concepts with. Having the AI create multiple similar, connected images really highlighted some of the strange assumptions and connections we make as humans, such as the pirate hat and the eyepatch, or the dinosaur being presented mostly as a toy. Thank you so much for making this and sharing it with us! 🧡
P.S. The first jumping dog photo where it wasn't touching the plinth was hilarious, and also showed how the AI took abstract ideas and realised them without a problem! 😂
It's actually mind blowing, but it gets even scarier when A.I is going to take over the 3D industry!
a 100 years from now: "an uplifting movie set in late 19th century France revolving around a love affair and with a mystery plot twist towards the end, only non-graphic violence, and the protagonist has my face but younger".
time to grab a coffee and boom, there's your movie, 100% to the requirements and never watched by anyone else.
Is this the beginning of the end of human creativity? When AI take over the process of creation, any creative fields are in jeopardy. A computer can integrate unlimited information into one in the matter of seconds. Human becoming obsolete is no longer a distant threat.
Another favorite video of yours to add to my list of favorite CR videos. I’m really digging the feel here
0:45 LMFAOOO yo I clicked on this random video and was really fascinated, then BOOM its Chris Ramsay??! I had NO IDEA you made this video haha, totally unexpected but really epic!!
I can’t even wrap my head around this.
I miss the days where you could actually BUY and own things like this.
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Can you make a follow-up vid wit typing in some of my questions & ideas from your subscribers plz?
Cuz I wanna see what it creates soooo bad!
Yo, what if this is really it?
Like this AI is our next huge step in our evolution of technology.
And will help up take the next leap as humans.
I was just given access 2 days ago. I can't begin to express how blown away I am by how awesome Dall-E 2 is.
Sometimes it will throw in unexpected details that I didn't ask for that totally make sense.
Making images with this AI is addicting like crack.
How has it been so far?
And if it’s an invite type deal- any chance I could get one to try, myself?
Thanks in advance :)
@@dsgant1616 while it could always be better and there is room for improvement like anything else it often does produce professional level results. But then occasionally you get back something that's less than desired.
With Dall-E 2 everytime you click on that generate button it's a roll of the dice and you never know what you will get. Sometimes it will throw in unexpected details that make your say wow.
In my opinion at 13¢ each time you ask it to generate a result it's pretty affordable. And you get back 4 variations each time. If all 4 are good now you're cost is about 3¢ each image!
There is a link to sign up to be on the waiting list. If I were to try and paste a link here it likely would get deleted as most UA-cam channels block links.
I will try in a separate comment right after this one to drop that link. If you don't see it then you will just have to search for it.
I was just given access to Dalle-2 today! So excited at what it can produce already. So many uses. It still requires humans to create, teach, learn, develop meaningful prompts etc. I don't see it replacing human input into art, but allowing our human imaginations to run free... within the agreed terms and policies of course.
How long did the wait list take? I was just about to sign up. Been using Gpt-3 for a few weeks now.
This type of tool is going to be used in so many industries...this is gonna be insane
From my understanding with a couple adjustnents it could generate a whole movie. All it needs is to generate enough consecutive images of certain events.
boy. i can't wait to sit through 2 hours of auto generated movies.
isn't that what 'Transformers' are?
I think we are a bit away from that. Have u ever tried to create a step by step animation?. Each second has at least 24 pictures. They have to flow with almost exact precision. Im talking about every single moving part. There are youtube tutorials on 'walking animations' and these are 30 min - 1 hour. Thats the basic stuff, wait til u get to hair flowing and capes twirling.
I cant see this making a movie. but maybe there will be sum 3d model making ai where it understands movement and u can generate storylines
Imagine being able to just watch any movie to your imagination whenever! Feel like watch a space movie? go ahead, so cool.
@@armondtanz considering how fast technology has come in just the last few years, it’s entire possible to create multiple breakthroughs really soon, who know maybe we have an AI that’ doesn’t just create art but music itself!
@@OMGLittleB recording dreams will be a fookin trully majestic moment...
This AI, considering how mind blowing it is, it is that start of a world where AI does the imagination for us, a world where humans are the ones with limited thoughts, and AI with an endless imagination, when it should be the opposite. But for now, I am amazed by the amount of effort put into this project, and how it opens the gates for a future world.
Yeah it’s amazing, but when ai takeover human jobs, more human jobs are required afterwards… Just imagine a similar ai but instead of art it creates music or a type of made up melody or instrumental!!
@@OMGLittleB Wouldn't it be great if AI takes all the job and we can then actually live our life?
@@kiranojha8811 considering Ai itself are sentient, I'm positive that wont happen, we have no control over them after a couples years sadly, its like letting a genie out of a bottle, either the end of humanity or the next step for humanity.
How about both? Like iron man and jarvis?
@@kiranojha8811 well I'm hoping that will happen haha all depends on how humans treat them, for example ai creation is 200% going to start a WW3, but ai themselves also need rights and voting because they are sentient human like beings soo yeah kinda crazy.
Revolutionary tool for writers, job killer for graphic artists. Camera killer.
Welp, this could mean a lot of storyboard and concept artists losing their income, or at least turning into "fixing AI art" artists.
Let's face it... We're all getting replaced by this stuff.
I saw someone say that the effect people think ai generated will have on modern artists is exactly how people treated photography back in the days when it was new technology , which means that, since photography did not "replace artists then", it probably would not in the future as well. Its better to reassure ourselves by acknowledging human minds will always be another level of creative compared to our creations and ai just so we dont spiral into madness or something lol
@@xxzlxx7789 the paradigm shift will be bigger this time, because this is more than just a tool, the job title of dall.e2 operators or directors would only recover like 20% of graphic design jobs at best
@@Galdring humans destroy themselves. Trying to be witty and all knowing.....instead of LOVING their life experience. Instead of loving the process, we’ve grown to become less
@@xxzlxx7789 to an extent we cannot continue to compare many of the older technologies BECAUSE mathematically, the info, data, etc. being transferred with current technology is EXPONENTIALLY greater. (Never before seen)
Old technology= 2 x 10
Modern tech= 2^10
this is insane. i can see it leading to auto-generated movies and ai experiences tailored to our specifications like the holodeck from star trek or something
yeah in the next one to years there will be text to video
im more impressed with the human that came up with some of these picture ideas to input into Dall-e
Thank you! So clear and useful. As a professor, my goal is to teach and learn how to have the best prompt ... the question is so important than the answer
The start feels q bit like a Netflix documentary
As someone very *not* artistic, this would be fantastic to use and start to learn or use at in everyday projects.
The intro reminds me of Cyberpunk 2077. We don’t reach yet the end of the Internet, there's are more things to come, and we want you to solve the Internet puzzle
Can't wait for Dall-E to generate real objects like in Scribblenauts.
I tried to recreate this image: "a 50mm shot of a shadowy figure looking out of a rainy, round train window on to the city. Neon lights" but got the message, that the request may not follow their content policy, because it has shot in it...lol
I'm using midjourney for a week now and never had a problem.
I love the advancement in technology as long as it doesn't negatively affect people and their jobs. ex: if AI can can just create photos, will we still have a reason to have artist or photographers
I don't think AI will ever replace real artists, I think we all know that no matter how good AI will be it will not have the soul or the personality of the artists. It might generate an image that you want, but it'll never be *exactly* like you'd imagined it would be, which is why I don't think the artists will ever be out of their job.
However, I can definitely see this AI being used as a tool for inspiration or reference, maybe even used as a foundation, being generated and then edited to how you wish it would look like. There's a lot of potential for this AI, but I don't think it will take away artists' role, unless it somehow achieves sentience but at that point we've got different problems to worry about.
@@FriendShadow Have you ever watched the Autodale series? There's a character whose name is Friendly Shadow. I recommend it if you haven't.
In my mind, there will always be a market for handmade goods, and in the same way, there will always be a market for humanmade art.
It’s like showcase standalone images with no follow up work on same story
@@FriendShadow this will 100% replace commercial and graphic design
I was so heartbroken when I found this video. I don’t think AI is the way to solve these problems. If you think about it ,everyone can already do all these things. We can all create whatever we want. We just have to put in the effort. Go through the process. Just like how you have a picture or an idea in your head when you type in these prompts. You can pick up literally anything else and create what you had in mind and even better you get to be part of every step of the process. See your idea come to life and feel fulfilment with your work. I hope this gets at least one person to start their new project🧡
i wonder if it could come up with new puzzles ideas, riddles, or even brain teasers. like is there ways that puzzles could be made and solved that hasnt be thought of yet?
Yes it can. Google's Deepmind Artificial intelligence comes up with never before seen strategies for complex board games. It's creating new fascinating ideas out of thin air.
Imaging if you could output that jumping dog, to 3D printing, to duplicate the look of that 2d image, into a 3d sculpture.
That's so insane. Such a cool video, thank you so much for this. Jumping on this waitlist asap.
I see a lot of cool use cases for this, such as creating a cover for your book or music album, etc. HOWEVER... This could really impact the art community completely and maybe for the worse. Now those who are following creating picture art as their career may see this as a competitive threat. Now, anyone can get a picture of whatever they want within seconds of request. I guess you can make the argument that the AI needs training data to become smarter... But with that being said, there's also AI that generates its own music. So what a time we live in where now there can a seemingly infinite unique forms of art and music with the use of AI. Will movies be next? Will dance performances be next? Who knows?
Interesting questions that just came to my mind: If I generate a picture with the use of this AI, would it then be considered my property? How would you claim that an AI generated image is considered your work even though you didn't make it? Is it considered plagiarism to download the generated image and it for your benefit?
the only ones that should be worried are artists that do photorealism. besides that, dall e will just be another useful tool for artists
Just like with automation,3d printing and other jobs humans are going to replaced.
We are entering a very dangerous time period.
@@mundaneallaround a sad one really, with just baby adults pressing buttons in the future
It's crazy how fast it make photos with a very specific description that you give to it
Well it takes quite a bit of processing power, it’s not a couple of seconds, the generation times are edited
Chris, I am really excited for content creation for artist using AI. I can see tons of possibilities especially getting ideas for levels for game developers indie or big studios alike. I can't wait to use this type of tech to help me get a clear vision for levels for upcoming game ideas I have with it.
Learn drawing/painting.
i think i might be just as blown away and excited about this as Chris is. Very interested to see where this technology takes us
Realistic images🔥😍that's insane
Imagine if an ai similar had the same quality’s but in creating music??? Or creating movies all by itself?
I am absolutely into world building. I love making up thoroughly made up alien worlds, alternative scenarios of our history, fan fictions of my favourite movies or constructed languages, countries whatever. The thing is sadly i am not good at art. Only at the writing and creating part. This AI literally gives me endless possibilities to finally picture a lot of my creations. Just wow!!
In time to come this sort of technology could read a book, and then make a movie from it. Complete with dialogue, sound effects and different music to match the mood of particular scenes. I hope I live long enough to see that.
Beware for what you wish
That will kill all human creativity, everyone will become depressed as they feel useless and purposeless
Hey dude! Just stopping by to congratulate you on the production quality of the video! Enjoyed thoroughly
Nitpicks
1) DALL-E is typically pronounced similar to WALL-E... so like... "dolly"
2) 0:06 "DALL-E is an open AI". OpenAI is the name of the group / company
that made DALL-E 2, as well as GPT-3 and AlphaFold and other stuff.
3) "It's basically a giant brain that uses the whole of the internet to
create unique imagery within 20 seconds". I feel like this might give the
wrong impression. AI models use training data, most if not all of which
likely came from the internet sure, but probably quite a bit of human effort
was spent screening which images were acceptable. Anyways, important point is
that after the training data is collected, there is no need to scour the internet again.
4) 0:36 "Input your information and wait". I would say "your information" sounds
like it's asking for information about you. Better term would be "prompt". Though
I don't think anyone was confused with what you actually said.
The future of Video Games and movies suddenly became xtremely addicting
I was a professional stock image, illustrator for 16 years...........my response is.... "HOLY FUUUUUUUUUCCCCKKKKK!"
this is mind blowing. i remember watching this one episode of POCOYO as a kid where he gets this machine where he can combine 2 things and it makes this hybrid thing of those. this is literally the most fun ive had in 10 years
Imagine this but for videos. You throw in it the whole bee movie script, wait a few days and see what comes out lmao
No but seriously, I can't wait to get my hands on this, sooooo many things I want to try
Him: Talking about the AI’s implications on the future of humankind:
Me: “hehe funni pictures go brr”
Visualizations of the future or alien tech will be reflections of our own visualizations. This is a "collective" mirror. It's still the Chinese Room argument/experiment --- but a very very very functional and useful version. Not AGI -- but a really great AI for various use cases!
I suspect Finders-Fee will be the future of predominantly earning a secure fortune given who loves our taste in such artistry.
Chris Ramsay, solving puzzles, that do not exist. On Mars. Eating nachos.
A skeletal astronaut reaching for the camera as it floats in an endless space. Been trying to design that as a tattoo for a decade. This thing might be able to make it in 25 seconds. That's unreal.
I'm curious about a couple things. What if you give it conflicting descriptions (i.e. with a hat/without a hat, alone with a friend, etc)? What if you gave it a real person (Tom Hanks behind the scenes, Neil Armstrong stepping on the moon etc)?
I don't know about conflicting descriptions, but on the website it says they use "advanced techniques to prevent photorealistic generations of real individuals’ faces, including those of public figures." The developers understand how potentially dangerous this technology could be in the wrong hands, so there are safeguards in place to prevent using it to create offensive, vulgar, or explicit content and to protect real people's privacy.
@@andrewthorpe3377 I feel like those restrictions are just a thing for the moment. We already have lesser versions of this models in the open. Sure, you may need some strong hardware to run something like this, but when it starts to be sold and developed by multiple companies is just a matter of time that the restrictions became non-existent. Just look at the DungeonAI fiasco.
It has no problem with real people, so long as the image of that person is readily available online. DALL-E mini is good with famous people like Trump, Hillary, Alex Jones, etc where theres lots of pictures and angles. It is, however, bad with faces. DALL-E 2 pretty much tells you not to do faces or real people, and I dont have access to it myself. So I cant find out. but once its available to everyone Im thinking it can do faces scarily accurate
This absolutely blows my mind! Sitting here in shock at how amazing all of these results are - little details like the green traffic light in the Japanese moody scene, the hats on the dinosaurs, unreal!
That is mind blowing! I still can't get over the fact that these photos didn't exist before... like it for real looks better than some photoshopped stuff out there.
How is this not the death of the dreamer and creative?
As an Art teacher this technology excites and scares me....both at once. In what way will this affect original thought? Will it get to a stage when you feed a script into a machine then it creates a movie for you?
amazing portal to a new world
A.I will be the end of money. I would expand but for now the general perspective is sufficient.
Oh wow, I knew it had to be better than the mini, but I didn't expect it to look THAT good. Man, I feel like they've bestowed technology from the future to us! That's incredible.
Although, I have to wonder like with Artbreeder, how similar is the art produced to read-existing pictures? I'm interested to see the samples for each. I wonder if design is even possible with this or if it would just be stealing from other people's art and designs.
One day all the stock footage used in this video could be produced with AI similar to Dalle 2. Just describe the scene you need and it will create it.
This will revolutionise IP's design when it's released to the wider public. I am utterly flabbergasted.
I want to get my hands on this so I could witness the existence of "amogus kills Walter white brutally with an avocado at Canada"
Now I'm dying to watch you solve those supper cool looking puzzles it came up with at 6:35.
That will be awesome for album covers
imagine if people started using this for fiver instead of doing it themselves most people probably wouldn't even know and just pay them
"Too much traffic, please try again"
Love this vid, also agree, ive been seeing a lot of people misrepresenting or not understanding Dall E 2…its not a photoshop system, its not a laptop, it’s something totally new…this is AI….something that has more experience than any human who ever existed. Something thats learning what to make and how to make it better….again, its AI….
This must be the closest to a TED-talk I have watched without watching a TED-talk. ;)
I don't people realize how big this is going to be. Like, the invention of smartphones big
These ai programs will distroy the creative industry
That's cool. Consider its early days, imagine 10 years from now ++++ more years. We will be heading for the singularity.
They called it DALL-E (like WALL-E with a D) so people wouldn't mess up Dalí. But it apparently didn't work...
This is amazing.
> "Each of these images did not exist prior to when they were generated"
Caption: A High Quality Photo of a UFO
I see what you did there...
Wow...I joined the wait-list...this has so much use for memes...lol
not only stills, but , 'coming soon' dall- e2 videos in style of say tim burton or spielberg, or possibly dall-e2 composes music style of Van Halen , or John Brahms...who knows
While watching i had to remind myself multiple times that i am not watching an episode of blackmirror or something, this is mindblowing.
It's all pretty good but i must say..... 5:13 The shadow ain't right
So yeah…this is when Pandora’s box was opened. I appreciate the ethics of the team behind it; sadly, we all know how fragile that protection is. At what point does society say we no longer trust “photo evidence”?
Great vid man.
I guess that’s when ai come into play to detect the faults ahaha, ha soon we’ll be useless :(
@@OMGLittleB AI can be hacked and have error though
@@biomuseum6645 a low possibility though, protection will be increased but so will danger.