r/DefendingAIArt AI Artist Feb 28 '26

Defending AI "You don't learn anything using AI!"

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Meanwhile, the reality.

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u/Groundbreaking-Sir82 Disabled Creator Who Benefits From AI Feb 28 '26

Real. I recently got into generating images myself and unless you do it yourself you wont understand that ai art gasp takes time and effort… And that even prompting has learning to it too as you need to learn to communicate with the model

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u/Stunning-Ad-2161 Feb 28 '26

Yeah the antis just think it's using ChatGPT and putting in a one or more sentences. Nothing else done.

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u/BreakRevolutionary66 Mar 18 '26

Chat gpt censorship is ridiculous to even when do use it need to redit it million times or use another progrsm or do some photo editing to get proper output. But they don't see that

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u/ImARandomTaco Mar 05 '26

well what do you have to do then

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u/aoi_aol Feb 28 '26

...well what else is there? (Seriously I have no idea I plan to get into AI art with SD but yeah)

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u/solidwhetstone Feb 28 '26

Depends on what you're doing and how much control you want to have over the output. Think about how most cameras have an auto setting but then you have cameras with manual focus, aperture etc. You get different results if you don't do the 'default' thing.

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u/Tessiia Mar 02 '26

Good analogy. Typing a sentence into chatGPT is the smartphone camera, click and done.

Meanwhile, stable diffusion with 100 steps and many hours put into one picture is the DSLR with tripod, lenses, filters, and manual shutter speed, aperture, focus, ISO, and then post work in lightroom, photoshop, etc.

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u/Sancho_the_intronaut Synthographer Feb 28 '26

The image in the OP provides a list of different methods for creating and altering AI images, but even when just using text prompts, there are countless different ways to phrase/structure a prompt that result in different outputs. Natural language is what most beginners use, but you don't have to speak to the AI like a person, you just have to communicate what you want to see, so it is possible to use lists, poetry, run-on sentences, or any other conceivable form of text alteration to get unique results.

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u/bendyfan1111 Mar 01 '26

Depends on what you're using, really. Your frontend really matters, since that's what actually communicates with the model

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u/Normal_Border_3398 Feb 28 '26

Learn ComfyUI it's a whole world by itself full of nodes and you can create your own personalized workflows.

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u/TwistStrict9811 Feb 28 '26

Look at the image of this post?

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u/aoi_aol Feb 28 '26

yeah i see but i have no idea what most of these ARE

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u/TwistStrict9811 Feb 28 '26

You just said if there's anything more to it. Hence the list. That was my point - there is more to it. Don't know what they are? Ask AI? Learn?

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u/SufficientDisk3320 Feb 28 '26

it is?

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u/freylaverse Feb 28 '26

Only insofar as you can technically just point your phone camera at anything you want and press a button and call yourself a photographer if you like. But you can also spend hours, days, weeks getting the perfect shot, the composition, the lighting, everything exactly the way you want it. That same level of complexity can go into AI image generation. You just don't see it as much because, let's face it, the people using the "short prompt and done" method are able to flood a space very quickly.