Hyougens

carrot cake, choccy, and caramel

Time to end tiny Mirko erasure

kween

Juliet Anne 🤔

"later"

plan foiled

Some bonus pics cause I liked the framing.

Dorothea and Primrose Azelhart. Outfits stubbornly clinged to their original owners for a good while until I managed the switch.

Bob cut butt jumpscare

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As for "disempowering artists" I agree that r34's AI slop problem is at an all time high, but I think overall people who have (and are likely to) support artists will continue doing so, as do I despite using it on silly ideas that don't fit into my commission budget (as much as I wish they did lol)

Reconciling the contrasting narratives on the environmental impact of large language models - Scientific Reports Scientific Reports - Reconciling the contrasting narratives on the environmental impact of large language models

Well you're right that LLMs use a lot of energy, but recent studies (like this www.nature.com/articles/s41...) show that their carbon impact can be lower than manual labor (especially in the US). They still have to make them more efficient, but it's more nuanced than "AI bad" on that angle, at least

Like I mostly just think "hmm what if these two similar characters swapped outfits" and then bam, I make it happen without going through the demonstrably not enjoyable (for my brain wiring) learning process.

Tried a few times to learn to draw (normally/drawabox/wtv) but just never found it fun (undiagnosed ADHD didnt help).Now with work taking up a lot I'd rather dedicate my free time to stuff I enjoy, like writing.Do you think its wrong for people to use it for just goofy stuff with no profit in mind?

Ebihara Ai and Kashiwagi Noriko outfit swap. Who did it better?

Redid the Makoto and Dorothy idea in v4.5. Much better when there's no color degradation after a bazillion img2img cycles lmao.

Not really a fan of V4.5 overall, but at least it's easier to change hairstyles and outfits now.

The P4 anime is basically "What if you follow a guide to get every S Link and whatnot in one go?" Squeezing as much as you can out of that transfer year as possible. I think the anime portrayed that very well, and I love the OVA for it because I kind of felt like Yu after finishing the game.

You'd think making a character wear just a plain black suit, or a white shirt + black pants combo would be easy. NYET.

Hey, this is even more baller.

Chainsona

An image of Petra Macneary from Fire Emblem: Three Houses and Kuroda Miki from Devilman Crybaby with their outfits swapped.

Petra and Miki Kuroda from Devilman Crybaby

As a copywriter who does silly little stories on the side, I'd pay for writing courses from Yahtzee lol

Popstepipic (can't believe no one made this joke yet).

Launch and unga Launch.

🅱️ixie and Tinker 🅱️ell. Surprised NAI gave them the correct wings.

I bought Tales of Arise just for Kisara's armored dumptruck. Was actually a great game (besides the horrible last 5%)

Darkness and Kisara from Tales of Arise armor swap. Seems drafty

Hey, I did it!