Create Your Own AI Art Model with Open Art's Photobooth! (NO CODE BEST DREAMBOOTH)

Easiest form of Dreambooth Available! Create Personalized Photos with Open Art's Photobooth

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[Underworlddream]

For a moment I thought someone created a actual Photobooth that take people picture and used AI to make crazy picture of them, imagine a actual Photoboth in a mall that does that and how much money you can make from it.

[CGingerbreadman]

I've been seeing a lot of people bullied into taking down their Lensa AI posts/videos. I'm a graphic designer and can see both sides of the coin, but here are my thoughts:

Yes, the AI was given copyrighted art to be able to create new images. But it is not simply copying and pasting from artists' work, it is generating completely new things. This is why it's able to generate an image of me in an artists' style even though these artists have not drawn/painted an image of me. Is this not how humans process things? I can look at someone's art and create a completely new image in that style. No one would bat an eye. They might just say, "So cool! That reminds me of [INSERT ARTIST NAME HERE]!" Technically, even with the AI, the art is influenced by someone's work, not copy and pasted from like many suggest. I think people are just uncomfortable because it's a computer.

An artist can own the pieces that they've made, but not the style. If that were the case, Bing Crosby's estate should be going after Frank Sinatra and Michael Bublé. The AI is using the style yes, but the images are completely new.

I get the anger. It does suck, but it's also very impressive what this technology is capable of. People are always scared of new technologies, but I think there's room for both AI art and real artists.

I'm a person, like many, who is probably never going to commission an artist to do something. I can make things for myself and my friends and family for free. If someone does need professional art for something, I implore them to commission a real artist. Part of why people are doing this right now, is just the novelty of it. Knowing a computer is capable of such a thing and seeing the monstrous and/or beautiful images it spits out. No one would be commissioning 200 random styled images of themselves to be shared on socials.

The cat is out of the bag on AI art now, and it's not going anywhere at this point. Is there a realistic way to make it more ethical one day soon? Maybe.

[jeffwads]

Once again, the go to spot for AI news. Thanks for the info.

[devfromthefuture]

The first was not completely free, on the website

[basspig]

Training a dream Booth model on your favorite anime character sounds like a dream come true.

[MathewRenfro]

The new invoke AI SD interface is great! If you haven't already I suggest looking into that and perhaps making a video on that too

[uniflew]

You didn't answer the most important question. Can we download the trained model afterwards?

[BeyondPC]

Consent. I think if they made the images public without license stipulations that is only a courtesy not a requirement. If they consented to the photo and if they posted it online for public consumption there is really no legit limitation unless there is a license agreement - which public consumers have not agreed to. I suppose if you don't agree you could attach a license in the metadata and an invisible watermark then you could say this or that about what the image can be used for.

[Pauluz_The_Web_Gnome]

What is that weird a.I. generated hat on the Napoleon costume? 😂

[cocomao]

Also what makes this very special is that you can download your ckpt file to use locally!

[MikeKleinsteuber]

Thanks for the up. I gave it a try but only had around 20 images of the person I wanted to model and I can tell you I think you really need more images as the versions of every prompt were only barely usable. It certainly is a case of GIGO, so make sure your training images are numerous and good...

[sideswpe]

It would be good if you could create models of a couple, I’d love to generate images of my wife and I together.

[squeaky_buddha]

Man, you could star in the Young Carl Sagan story!

[reeceyb]

Getting 404 Not Found page when trying to go to your channel, did you get deleted or something?

[basspig]

I'd like an offline version of this kind of thing that's not paola.

[nic-ori]

Awesome, thank you for this tutorial!

[FilmFactry]

I have been successful in MJ just using a jpg as an image prompt and then my text prompt. I've put friends faces on magazines and Ninjas.

[angrykanoHoK]

Hey man! Can you download the model file of yourself you created in Photobooth or is there another way you can get the model file for of yourself? Really need your answer.

[alexmagneiplays]

If I was to take images of Sonic from the Sonic movies and ask the AI to create an OC using those images would the AI manage that?

[virtualwhispers]

I got this error message when I tried to upload 20 images - Incomplete form

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