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@fofrAI @M4573RCH "lenticular night"

@fofrAI @M4573RCH This is what I get for "lenticular dusk," so we're in the ballpark ...

@kettlebellz The prompt here is "." Left: old Midjourney. Right: Midjourney V4, which discovers the eternal feminine even in punctuation.

@academiquette "Melancholy" and "melancolia," both v 4.

"Whisper." The bias was already there, but it intensifies to the point of kitsch. Don't want to exaggerate the significance of this kind of thing: the default bias of a generative model is easy to see & not hard to override. It might be a smaller problem than it is in humans!

On the left, "Synesthesia," preceding version of Midjourney. On the right, "Synesthesia," V4. Biasing a model toward inferred aesthetic preferences means that abstractions are by default female, and usually white.

@arnicas Got it. I think one thing I'm learning is: don't mention Rutkowski or Gurney, or maybe even Monet! There is enough gleamy golden-lit fantasy art in the training corpus already, and you need to push this model a little in the other direction.

I was pretty happy with the left version of "an intricate treehouse in a Studio Ghibli forest" back in April, but Midjourney V4 is, um, better.

@Adam_Crymble "Two rhinoceroses with the faces of American presidents Washington and Lincoln." (Since this is an unusual occurrence it seems sort of fair to demand explicit syntax lol!)

@Adam_Crymble "Two rhinoceri, Washington and Lincoln" in #StableDiffusion. It has trouble with Washington's hairline but not esp with the Oxford comma.