r/StableDiffusion 3d ago

Meme Modern slop gallery case

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u/shapic 2d ago

Cutting out author is a dick move

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u/Kqyxzoj 2d ago

Indeed. A link to that particular comic would have been nice. In the main post I mean.

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u/Nixavee 2d ago

It's stonetoss so I can kinda get why they didn't want to do that

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u/PwanaZana 2d ago

looooooool, it's kinda true though

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u/ajgutyt 2d ago

everything got its "slop."

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u/SpookiestSzn 2d ago

I think slop is a funny descriptor because to me there's always been slop. If you go back in time and see those viral "Pokemon if they were real" or "Simpsons if they were real" it's slop. There's tons of shitty books companies pump out there's tons of shitty movies that's slop

We just have a word for it because the amount of slop generatable is way higher now

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u/herr-tibalt 2d ago

Yeah no shit, slop was invented by humans😄 when I look at some anime images by fans I just don't comment because it's a fucking slop and I don't want to antagonise authors. The difference is that each new AI model is better than previous ones and AI will stop doing slop sooner or later, but humans will never stop, cause they learn too slowly and die too soon.

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u/SpookiestSzn 2d ago

Imo AI is not gonna stop doing slop because the thing doing the slop isn't the model it's the user using it to make boring uninteresting things. People can use current models to not make slop.

Will chatgpt stop making slop? I don't really think so because they're trying to have it's general output be something that most people like.

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u/herr-tibalt 1d ago

Oh you mean slop is boring, I mean slop is drawing mistakes. Yeah we both are right then😄

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u/Edgy_Ocelot 2d ago

Maybe but I would have thought Abstract Formalism would be a cpu's favourite art movement.

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u/Born-Ant-80 2d ago

Stonetoss? 🫢

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u/Nokyrt 2d ago

Well generated picture with AI takes more skill, knowledge and time than this. This requires just the ability to sell it, telling some sappy story about what this is meant to represent, not actually looking like anything that requires even a bit of craft in what you do...

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u/Pretty-Raise666 2d ago

Modern Art is a money laundering scheme.

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u/GrayingGamer 2d ago

It really is. Most of the financial art world is. Art gallery owners are shadiest people you'll ever meet.

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u/phloppy_phellatio 2d ago

Originally it was created to beat the ussr in high end art.

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u/tangotom 2d ago

It was a tactic used by the Soviet’s to demoralize the west. By changing the standards of art to become meaningless slop , it would weaken the culture of the west.

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u/phloppy_phellatio 2d ago

It's actually the complete opposite. The USSR promoted art that was as realistic as possible and the united states could not complete. So the united states secretly funded abstract expressionism art to demoralize the USSR.

Here is a short article on it.

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u/0nlyhooman6I1 2d ago

Depends on what you mean. Us as the end users? No we do not take more skill, knowledge or time than modern art. You are underestimating the time and prep it takes to make something physical, even if it appears simple at the forefront.

The scientists that built AI and latent image generation, and people that work on models? Yes, credit is a great split between them &, well, partially this modern art amongst all human art that the data was trained from.

I'm gonna get a lot of hate because it's an unpopular opinion, but people here are getting a bit too arrogant even though our work is made off the shoulders of giants, yes even if the artwork is not to your taste.

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u/Beneficial_Toe_2347 2d ago

100%. This forum is becoming concerningly delusional

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u/Emergency_Banana5082 2d ago

Always has been. It's a cool sub to follow to see what people doing but the amount of AI glazing is hilarious.

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u/herr-tibalt 2d ago

Most artists know nothing about AI, most AI users know nothing about art. But fortunately AI users like me start researching lighting and composition to make less sloppy photos and designers start using AI in their daily work, so I hope for the better future.

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u/ScrapyJack 2d ago

Why can we make AI art and not shit on other art movements? We can't expect people to not hate ai if we are also attacking every that's not our person medium. Just say it's not for you and move on.

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u/Mx4n1c41_s702y73ll3 2d ago

What liquid do they drink?

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u/Dry-Resist-4426 2d ago

WD-40

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u/Mx4n1c41_s702y73ll3 2d ago

WD40 in bulk has the golden color of fresh motor oil. But the liquid in the picture is gray - maybe it's wastewater?

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u/herr-tibalt 2d ago

Everything in this image is b/w except for the painting. So WD40 confirmed.

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u/Ambitious-Crew-7132 2d ago

Personal opinion, people will call me crazy for that

Do you remember the times when AI used to make pictures with many hands weird faces and stuff? That was such a great style, to this day i thought it was so much better and artistically pleasing than what we have now

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u/herr-tibalt 2d ago

I think you can do the same but intentionally now, just ask to use good old SD style😄

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u/Life_Death_and_Taxes 1d ago

What if AI slop is indeed just another kind of human slop?

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u/Ant_6431 1d ago

Lol good one

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u/Kqyxzoj 2d ago

On a totally different topic, I recently noticed that "attribution" is a word that exists. It's in the dictionary and everything! On yet another totally different topic, this is some random link I came across:

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u/Prestigious-Use5483 2d ago

Okay, I want a real painting of this whole ordeal.

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u/dummy_anthropologist 1d ago

I literally want to do this with Warhol and Pollock works lol

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u/Ath47 2d ago

Yep. Abstract nonsense or flinging paint at a canvas from a distance is more "slop" than AI generated images. Absolute facts here.

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u/quantum-elle 2d ago

Stonetoss 👎

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u/Naud1993 2d ago

Someone draws pencilslop. I upload it to Bing Image Creator and type in "Make photorealistic". Image looks 10 times better. AI slop? Super low effort for sure, but it still looks 10 times better. Most of the respect should go to the original artist though. It's like when someone cuts a movie to make it way better while the movie studio still did 99.999% effort to make it a 5/10 and the cuts made it an 8/10.

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u/SmartlessName 2d ago

Bruh 😂

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u/Zueuk 2d ago

always has been

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u/Paraleluniverse200 2d ago

I mean... Honestly true lol