Stunning Victorian-style portraits of Superman variations have been produced using AI art. Developed by Stable Diffusion, these images are generated using open-source, unfiltered image generation.
JJ Abrams is developing a black superman reboot
Despite being on the big screen for nearly two decades, Superman isn't exactly a household name. However, a reboot that focuses on a black Superman is still very much on the horizon. The Black Superman movie is being produced by JJ Abrams, with Ta-Nehisi Coates writing the script.
The big question is: will this new "Superman" film be in the same continuity as other DC movies? If it is, what role will Abrams play? He has recently signed a $500 million deal with WarnerMedia, which will give him the largest footprint in the DC universe.
As for the actual film, the studio is still developing the project. The studio hasn't announced a director yet, but it seems likely that the Black Superman will be directed by a Black filmmaker.
The idea of a black superhero may seem a little kooky, but it has a lot of practical merit. For one thing, being black doesn't necessarily change who you are. It can actually help you achieve your goals.
DC Studios is not considering remastering anything Justice League actors
Seeing which oh oh, a recent report by a well vetted source indicates that the Big Red has no plans to revisit the series in the near future. However, the swag is bound to be on tap for a while at least in DC-land. While a flurry of fanboys have already stomped to the punch line, we can only hope the Big Apple has not already bitten off more than it can chew. The name of the game is not likely to change in the foreseeable future, but the Big Apple is certainly not the best place to snag the lion's share of your hard earned cash.
Stable Diffusion offers open-source, unfiltered image generation
Earlier this year, Stable Diffusion released its text-to-image model. It is based on latent diffusion models, a type of image generation technique. These models generate images by de-noising data in a latent representation space.
Unlike most AI image generators, Stable Diffusion is open source. This means that users can copy and modify the code without compromising the code or the license. As a result, the program can be run locally on a PC. In addition, it is possible to install the program for free.
According to Stability AI founder Emad Mostaque, the company's aim is to help democratize image generation. The software has already been embraced by the AI art community. Using the Stable Diffusion platform, artists can create high-quality images in seconds. In the future, Stable Diffusion may allow artists to upload their portfolios.
Stable Diffusion can be used for sketching and generating photorealistic 512x512 pixel images. The software works on consumer graphics cards. It uses an augmented technology approach, meaning that it has been trained to fill in details on low-resolution images.
AI art criticism and sexualisation
During the 2014 GDC, Michelle Clough gave a talk on male sexualization in video games. She made a point of mentioning that in the comics industry, the sexualization of characters is always the same. This is no different from what's happening in the real world. It's just that we aren't as aware of it as we'd like to be.
Recently, Prisma, an app that uses AI to take photographs and create digital art, has been accused of sexualising its users. It also owns the rights to the photos it uploads. In other words, it's a company that doesn't just produce breathtakingly beautiful work; it also has the ability to create comics and replace the creative people who would otherwise be doing it. This can be detrimental to the livelihood of those who are creating the art. It's not a good thing, but it's also not a bad thing. And it's something that can be discussed further.
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