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Teaching ponies to speak (client-side playback for github.com/yzhou359/MakeItTa…, depth estimation via github.com/intel-isl/MiDaS/, Three.js rendering)
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AI Generated Furries?? I had a blast making this video and @arfafax I absolutely love the AI you've made!!
youtube.com/watch?v=EiV-IFEf…
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GAN training shows an "aha!" moment, when fakes *suddenly* look like reals during training!
Embeddings: 🔴 Reals. 🔵 Fakes, with image samples on the right.
▫️ Generator creates a fake that looks a bit real
▫️ Discriminator has learned enough to start providing useful feedback
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We launched thisanimedoesnotexist.ai/ (TADNE) today: The current leading website showcasing over a million AI-generated images drawn in an anime style. Happy to have helped the amazing efforts of @AydaoAI, @gwern, @arfafax, @theshawwn and other Tensorfork members in creating this
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CLIP + FFHQ attempts - Queen Helen of Troy?
It's really fun watching StyleGAN2 attempt to generate crowns!
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DOGWORLD IS NOW AVAILABLE TO WISHLIST ON STEAM!
store.steampowered.com/app/1…
Please wishlist and retweet! Also, there's a trailer too!
#gamedev #pixelart #gamemaker
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finally, using technology, I have become anime
( colab.research.google.com/gi… )
ALT me, and me again but as an anime girl through stylegan 2 encoding and then fiddling with sliders a bunch
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I just tried my StyleGAN layer swapping method the other way round to what I'd been doing before. So making the ukiyo-e model human (rather than the other way around) and I love the results!
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Cross-model interpolations are one of those neat hidden features that arise from transfer learning. Here I'm interpolating between 5 StyleGAN2 models: furry, FFHQ, anime, ponies, and @KitsuneKey's fox model. All were trained off the same base model, which makes blending possible.
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@arfafax I think I found out why it's not allowed to feed certain furries after midnight 🧐
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Cheat is my new favorite command-line tool. To quote their readme:
"Cheat helps remind options for commands that you use frequently, but not frequently enough to remember."
github.com/cheat/cheat
