From my online experience, many people who argue for 'pushing borders' would use these works as a proof that the alien, the perverse, even the ugly fascinates people more than the common and the beautiful. But I'm amazed at your ability to prompt the human out of the inhuman, the familiar out of the alien, the beauty out of the sublime. The material you trained your model on is your choice. Even as some of your (your AI's) works won't pass the test of the categorical imperative and thus remain on the other side of my red line, you (your AI) make many things agreeable for my taste that generally disagree with me. Ignoring the taboo you demonstrate the simple truth that youth per se is not a threat of ruin but a promise of growth. What makes these works light and agreeable is your disinterest in power. The cornerstone of both humanism and aesthetics is impartial admiration.
@stifffits Referencing Kant makes me feel you might've been stoned while writing this, but honestly, I appreciate it :D
I'm mostly trying to make images that look good. Contrary to what some people seem to think, I'm not into shock content. I'm here trying to have fun while looking at nicely rendered images of anime girls, not necessarily to fap.
I do admit that I'm an attention whore though, so that's why I post unusual stuff sometimes. But my goal has never been to make people gag from looking at them, it's more about making people go "hey, that's kinda cool." So I'm glad you took the time to write this feelsgoodman.jpg
I don't agree with your categorical imperative assessment btw. Unless you meant that it would be bad if people were *doing* the things that are in my images. Then yeah, let's refrain from making that real.
Video created using my previous work and model Auriel (that is what I call the artwork, I use her to test AI image and video creators for how far they will go. Now that I understand the actual model tag more...) in KlingAI. Need to go back and work on the hair. movement.
