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>> I tried to see if I could get AI to create the two >> image scenarios that I made last night as drawings. I >> told AI not to give me abs but it didn't listen lol. > >Hey Graeme, thank you for creating these and uploading >them. It's really super fascinating! > >Are you OK for some of them to be used as forum pics >sometime? (The anime-style pics as well as the >photo-style pics). > >It's interesting all the restrictions and limitations >that AI has. And the things that it doesn't seem to >understand, or the ways it changes things. > >One part is the way it represents people's ages and >body types. So in this pic you asked it to represent a >12 or 13 year old but it produced something that looks >more like a very physically fit and well built 16 year >old (altho only average height I guess): > ><img src="https://i.ibb.co/tkGgQBH/Spoon2.png" >width="800"> > >And then you asked AI to produce the same scene as a >drawing. (Altho, did you give it the pic above as >input, or did you just give it the same text prompt, >or did you give it the pic and some text?) And in at >least one of these pics, the AI succeeds in making the >kid look like a 12 or 13 year old, altho a kind of >very skinny and cartoony one: > ><img >src="https://i.ibb.co/ZbG4nFt/Gemini-Generated-Image-gf >3vtxgf3vtxgf3v.png" width="800"> > >For the drawing, the AI seems to have understood that >the kid is wearing briefs not swimming trunks. > >I wonder why the AI doesn't want to make a photo-style >pic that represents a 12 year old wearing undies being >told off by Mum, but is OK with that when it's the Dad >giving the telling off. > >The other side of the depiction-of-age thing. The AI >seems to draw people younger when they're fully >clothed, compared to how it draws them when they're in >swimming trunks. For example in this pic you were in >year 11 so I guess you asked it to draw a 15 or 16 >year old. And the AI drew a pic that looks about right >for a young-looking 15 year old, and definitely looks >younger than the pic at the top of this message where >you had asked it to draw a 12 or 13 year old: > ><img src="https://i.ibb.co/xqPFKgDm/Letter-Home.png" >width="800"> > >Your parents' living room looks really nice btw! Our >living room where I get most of my spankings is kind >of similar, but without the nice views. > >Would you say the pic of the kid in the polo shirt is >a better representation of how you looked at that age, >than the one at the top of this message where you had >asked it to draw you in swimming trunks at an older >age? > >I think the weird differences in how AI represents >ages. Might be because usually when AI sees pics of >people in swimwear, they're really well-developed and >physically fit people. And even if they're teens >they're usually older-looking ones. So AI just >reproduces something similar to what it's seen most >of. > >But when AI is asked to make a drawing instead of a >pic. Even if the kid is in briefs. It refers to other >drawing-type art that it's seen, which is mostly manga >or anime. And those type of pics are usually more >gawky or skinnier kids. And do look younger. With >cartoon-style faces. > >The other one that I found kind of intense was this >one. The kid still looks slightly too old to be a 12 >or 13 year old. And some of the proportions are maybe >a bit off. But you really can just imagine that the >next thing that's gonna happen is his Mum will reach >out and pull his shorts and undies down to his ankles. >And he has to keep his shirt held up while she does it: > ><img src="https://i.ibb.co/gZNXPRVP/Spoon1.png" >width="800"> > >btw if you want to show a pic directly in the forum >message instead of giving a link, by using the img src >HTML, you need the link for the pic, not just the link >for the ibb page that the pic is hosted on. So for >example you need https://i.ibb.co/gZNXPRVP/Spoon1.png >instead of just https://ibb.co/8gqRd7cd > >In Internet Explorer, I get that link to the file by >right-clicking on the pic on the ibb page then >clicking "Open image in new tab". Then when the pic >opens in the new tab I right-click on the pic and >click "Copy image link" (or copy the .png link from >the address bar).
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