We think AI tools won't replace creators, but rather offer creators new ways of exploring their creativity. Your video is an excellent example of that 👏
Anyway to combine Motion Array and Artlist subscriptions? I have Artlist music but I would love to use Motion Array as well - hopefully without double paying 😅
Great video. This field is moving at the speed of light. I'm sure DALL-E and Midjourney were the best AI art generator at the writing of this video, but at the time of publication Stable diffusion clearly overtook Midjourney and is giving DALL-E a run for its money. It's for example the best one at generating faces.
Oh cool! Thanks for the info! Yeah the field is changing so quickly! 😄 It's crazy. I'll have to check out Stable diffusion, never used it before but want to! You feel free to check out my friend Tom's AI video too, might give some more perspective and he chose a different route to go down ua-cam.com/video/w3Z_QMiN0Fw/v-deo.html
It's a big thing that's been forgotten here. Perhaps man's most important characteristic. Creativity! When you get an AI to create something for you, you give up your creativity. Creativity is enormously important for a human being. It can act as therapy, stimulating your senses as you are allowed to create a work yourself by working with it and using your imagination. If you use AI, all this is lost. The computer does the work for you and you get very little out of it. Technology is good, but if you forget the human being, then I understand why many fall into depression. Plus, art is also part of a persons life process, education, hours of labor you put in to it. I am pretty sure that real art will survive.
I agree, I taught myself photo manipulation when I was 14, as amazing as it is that an AI can generate something, for me it actually takes the magic out of it. It’s like being amazed that a calculator can work something out quicker than a human could. There’s no learning or growth, instead we’re helping an AI learn and grow whilst becoming obsolete in our own creativity.
@@milkandblue i agree with you too and that you compare it with being amazing by a calculator is exactly how it is. Btw, here on UA-cam, there is a keynote from Helsinki about what ai can do. I admit, both a bit impressive and scary. In the keynote they show a movie that has been completely made by ai, nothing is “ real “, but you can’t notice. Then they show an ai that can project an image that you are thinking about, one that writes music and so on. People that are hyped about ai should really think again. Specially if they are an artist. Who will pay an artist, when companies have free access to an ai? Sure, true art will maybe never lose its true value. But, there is allot of people that are caring less about the real thing.
what an great video! I dont comment often but the work you put on that video is amazing! BRAVO and Dalle is solid will use it for sure, for motionArray been a proud member since 4 years
Wow! Thanks so much Lea! So glad you liked it! That really means so much to me! So glad to hear you're a part of the Motion Array family! 😄🙌 Can't wait to see you next time!
Huge copyright issues with making the art look like a certain style. This is why artists are paid for their skill, conceptual artists like Syd Mead, who created the look of Bladerunner. The wonderful thing about cinema and games is that it’s a collaborative effort, it’s through that alchemy that the magic happens.
I actually really agree with your sentiment Belinda, the problem I think comes with the question, "where does style meet genre, vs a stylistic look and can an artist truly own any of these?" Replicating an exact image is one thing, but creating a truly new image based on inspiration is sort of the definition of how all artists learn. We all latch onto artists who have a particular style that we like and one of the first things we try to do to learn and grow is replicate that artist we loved, not out of malice, but out of appreciation. Where does this line get drawn? Truthfully I don't know, but I think your question raises some very interesting topics that need to be addressed before AI art truly takes hold in the general public
I've discovered this channel on TikTok and then I found out I was already subscribed in UA-cam, but I don't think I had saw a single video from you in the last 6 months at least. Maybe having your face bigger in the thumbnails could help people (like me) make the connection. Love your content BTW.
I'm not hyped by the artistic part of those AI, but the technical - problem solving possibilites are amazing. Used it to cut a character from a painting and fill the hole made by the cut. Great vid !
Great video. I create a lot of talking head content videos but they don't get a lot of views even though I know the content is very good. Do you know if AI can analyze my video and insert appropriate Graphics or clips so I don't have to do it manually
@@MotionArrayTutorials hahaha yeah 😅 , I think it's a very important question to understand this! I also noticed that the AI algorithm that generates these images is based on stock images and previews of stock sites. In some generated images I saw the shutterstock watermark!
This is so cool! I’ve been following DALL-E and Midjourney in the news, thank you for this fantastic and incredibly inspiring video!! I’ve been a MA member for over 4 years, you guys are awesome. And this may be a dumb question but: because the art is AI-generated, there’s zero copyright issues with any image that we create that we use in our videos?
He never shows what he is typing into to generate this stuff, there are no links to it in the description, and Google search only turns up vague descriptions of AI stuff, also without links. WTF??
Hi Dog Tog, I'm a little confused by what you mean...did you mean I didn't show which AI I used in each example? When I'm typing against a dark screen it's Midjourney and when I'm typing on a white screen it's DALLE2. As for which effects I used which AI for when I don't show typing, you can use either one. Some people have different preferences for which results they like better. If you wanted links to try out DALLE and Midjourney for yourself there are links in our description
Hi motion array could you please make a video on how to make videos like moon the video esaay channel with like 600k subs. This would really help. I liked and subbed. To find his channel just search moon
Oooh! Just checked it out! That looks amazing! Would love to make something about them. If you see me make a video about it then know it was because of your comment 😄
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We think AI tools won't replace creators, but rather offer creators new ways of exploring their creativity. Your video is an excellent example of that 👏
Wow! Thanks so much! Couldn't agree more with your perspective! 😄
Anyway to combine Motion Array and Artlist subscriptions? I have Artlist music but I would love to use Motion Array as well - hopefully without double paying 😅
@@MotionArrayTutorials popoppoopp
💯 agreed about photography not taking anything away from painting and just adding new possibilities to the ways we can express.
Yup! Just another medium to capture what we think and feel and express all of it :)
You make me want to quit my job a chase my dream and create content full time 🙌🏽
How much humanity is left within us when we outsource our imagination?
AI IS our imagination 🤔
@@MotionArrayTutorials Soon might as well be...
@@MotionArrayTutorials No, our imagination helps AI grow, AI has no imagination or it wouldn’t need us to feed it.
Blown away how AI is coming along. Awesome video
Thanks! So glad you like it! Yeah A.I. is getting scary good! 😄
I can’t wait to put this into action 🙌🏽
Go for it! Make amazing things! 😄
Great video.
This field is moving at the speed of light. I'm sure DALL-E and Midjourney were the best AI art generator at the writing of this video, but at the time of publication Stable diffusion clearly overtook Midjourney and is giving DALL-E a run for its money. It's for example the best one at generating faces.
Oh cool! Thanks for the info! Yeah the field is changing so quickly! 😄 It's crazy. I'll have to check out Stable diffusion, never used it before but want to! You feel free to check out my friend Tom's AI video too, might give some more perspective and he chose a different route to go down
ua-cam.com/video/w3Z_QMiN0Fw/v-deo.html
when she does the whole video by herself it will be even better, I don't think she'll have to wait too long either
It's a big thing that's been forgotten here. Perhaps man's most important characteristic. Creativity! When you get an AI to create something for you, you give up your creativity. Creativity is enormously important for a human being. It can act as therapy, stimulating your senses as you are allowed to create a work yourself by working with it and using your imagination. If you use AI, all this is lost. The computer does the work for you and you get very little out of it. Technology is good, but if you forget the human being, then I understand why many fall into depression.
Plus, art is also part of a persons life process, education, hours of labor you put in to it. I am pretty sure that real art will survive.
I agree, I taught myself photo manipulation when I was 14, as amazing as it is that an AI can generate something, for me it actually takes the magic out of it. It’s like being amazed that a calculator can work something out quicker than a human could. There’s no learning or growth, instead we’re helping an AI learn and grow whilst becoming obsolete in our own creativity.
@@milkandblue i agree with you too and that you compare it with being amazing by a calculator is exactly how it is. Btw, here on UA-cam, there is a keynote from Helsinki about what ai can do. I admit, both a bit impressive and scary. In the keynote they show a movie that has been completely made by ai, nothing is “ real “, but you can’t notice. Then they show an ai that can project an image that you are thinking about, one that writes music and so on. People that are hyped about ai should really think again. Specially if they are an artist. Who will pay an artist, when companies have free access to an ai? Sure, true art will maybe never lose its true value. But, there is allot of people that are caring less about the real thing.
Yeah nice video guys! - Pace on the edit / delivery is top notch 👏👏👏
Thanks so much! 🙈
oh dem Ai jumping to the creative world!
what an great video! I dont comment often but the work you put on that video is amazing! BRAVO and Dalle is solid will use it for sure, for motionArray been a proud member since 4 years
Wow! Thanks so much Lea! So glad you liked it! That really means so much to me! So glad to hear you're a part of the Motion Array family! 😄🙌 Can't wait to see you next time!
Huge copyright issues with making the art look like a certain style. This is why artists are paid for their skill, conceptual artists like Syd Mead, who created the look of Bladerunner. The wonderful thing about cinema and games is that it’s a collaborative effort, it’s through that alchemy that the magic happens.
I actually really agree with your sentiment Belinda, the problem I think comes with the question, "where does style meet genre, vs a stylistic look and can an artist truly own any of these?" Replicating an exact image is one thing, but creating a truly new image based on inspiration is sort of the definition of how all artists learn. We all latch onto artists who have a particular style that we like and one of the first things we try to do to learn and grow is replicate that artist we loved, not out of malice, but out of appreciation. Where does this line get drawn? Truthfully I don't know, but I think your question raises some very interesting topics that need to be addressed before AI art truly takes hold in the general public
I've discovered this channel on TikTok and then I found out I was already subscribed in UA-cam, but I don't think I had saw a single video from you in the last 6 months at least. Maybe having your face bigger in the thumbnails could help people (like me) make the connection. Love your content BTW.
Haha 😂 I think the face thumbnail helps you're right! Happy you found me again though! Lots of great stuff coming in the future here! 😄💪
Great video as always ❤️
Thanks Joulane! So glad you feel that way! 😄
fr stay on the grind
Cheers! Thanks Jerome!
This vid is hilarious. And the tools are worth checking out. Thanks for the laughs though man....😆
Thanks John! 😄 So glad you liked it!
AI is the future...for better or worse...
True
You've put in so much of work, you deserve more work
Haha, thanks so much! 😄
I'm not hyped by the artistic part of those AI, but the technical - problem solving possibilites are amazing. Used it to cut a character from a painting and fill the hole made by the cut.
Great vid !
Thanks Ulysse! Oh wow! Such a cool use case! That sounds incredible! 😱
"this only took me 7 minutes". Me 7 weeks later...
😂 I guess I should have said, "It's A.I., so results may vary WILDLY"
Nice!
Thanks!
working for today!!!
😁🎉
Great video. I create a lot of talking head content videos but they don't get a lot of views even though I know the content is very good. Do you know if AI can analyze my video and insert appropriate Graphics or clips so I don't have to do it manually
amazing video
So glad you think so! Thanks so much!
Do you know where can we get free samples or templates like that?
You can take a glance at what we got right over here: motionarray.com/browse/after-effects-templates/
i love you
🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻
How you create the umder water floating titles...Look so unique
Can the images generated with the AI be uploaded to motion arrays for sale?
Wow! Amazing question. You know what...I would have to ask our legal team 😂 Let me get back to you
@@MotionArrayTutorials hahaha yeah 😅 , I think it's a very important question to understand this! I also noticed that the AI algorithm that generates these images is based on stock images and previews of stock sites. In some generated images I saw the shutterstock watermark!
@@fsgura - oh wow! That's very interesting to note!
This is so cool! I’ve been following DALL-E and Midjourney in the news, thank you for this fantastic and incredibly inspiring video!! I’ve been a MA member for over 4 years, you guys are awesome. And this may be a dumb question but: because the art is AI-generated, there’s zero copyright issues with any image that we create that we use in our videos?
How did u do that echo effect when u said “now”
There's 2 audio effects you can use for similar effects "echo" and "studio reverb". Just have to play with some settings to get the sound you like
Wow
Thanks! 😄
I bought soft soft today!
oh really?
Very excited and looking forward to losing my job to AI.
Haha 😂 me too!
He never shows what he is typing into to generate this stuff, there are no links to it in the description, and Google search only turns up vague descriptions of AI stuff, also without links. WTF??
Hi Dog Tog, I'm a little confused by what you mean...did you mean I didn't show which AI I used in each example? When I'm typing against a dark screen it's Midjourney and when I'm typing on a white screen it's DALLE2. As for which effects I used which AI for when I don't show typing, you can use either one. Some people have different preferences for which results they like better. If you wanted links to try out DALLE and Midjourney for yourself there are links in our description
Is this free ai
Some apps are free, some aren't. It's worth taking the time to explore different tools to see which ones work best for you :)
Vomit out your thoughts 😂😂
I wish you spoke less fast, I didn't get anything
You can always slow down the speed in the setting 🙂
joke in my opinion.
Sorry to hear 😥
Hi motion array could you please make a video on how to make videos like moon the video esaay channel with like 600k subs. This would really help. I liked and subbed. To find his channel just search moon
Oooh! Just checked it out! That looks amazing! Would love to make something about them. If you see me make a video about it then know it was because of your comment 😄