this post was submitted on 08 Jul 2023
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A place with minimal rules for stuff that makes you go awww! Feel free to post pics, gifs, or videos of cats, dogs, babies, or anything cute and remember to be kind to others.

AI posts must be labeled [AI] in the title and are limited to one per week.

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Currently our rules do not specify for or against AI postings, simply if something "makes you go awww!" then it is welcome. Given that more than a few users have expressed that AI pictures should be limited to AI communities, do we as a community want to restrict AI posts?

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[–] j4k3 15 points 1 year ago (2 children)

As someone that has messed with Stable Diffusion for generating images, this is a non issue. AI images are challenging to prompt well and generate results. Good results are the result of clever prompts and what really amounts to a new form of artistry. The hype over AI is mostly due to mainstream garbage hype media and people that can not distinguish between technology and magic. If anyone opens Stable Diffusion and tries to just write a prompt, the output is usually garbage. If they are super lucky, the first result may work, but it will go downhill from there. Good prompts take practice, research, and lots of extra software tools. It is a skill all its own. If you are going to restrict AI for anything, it should be limiting it to a tag in the title, must include the entire prompt and seed, and the positive prompt must match the image reasonably well. This would limit post submissions to real artistry and it would enable anyone that is interested in this technology to reproduce the results and explore them more.

[–] 3laws 13 points 1 year ago

must include the entire prompt and seed

I like this one, better than straight up restricting it and maybe, just maybe, we'll get quality aww's. If we don't, then we can ban it.

[–] [email protected] 3 points 1 year ago

I think this would be the best compromise. Banning stuff has historically not worked well, so embrace and enforce should be the chosen avenue.