oh heck yes to the sara edition! when she is done i will definately make a small game with her, using your space merc redux and super dead gunner redux assets. i've been wanting to use em anyways.
thing is though, we kinda "humanize" these algorithms by calling them ai. they are not artificially "intelligent" so much as they are algorithms trained using real people's creative works. you can study rembrandt, whereas a dataset that "learns" what elements of art are reminscent of rembrandt doesn't "know" anything.
the post is pretty old, and TinyWorlds hasn't posted new stuff on oga since 2018.
on a side note, i read your article. im really interested in ai art, and make use of it in my personal projects. we have been having some interesting discussions lately since it is a new world, and there are some real issues as far as contributing ai-generated art to oga, datasets made by "scraping" copyrighted images from the web.
for the challenge ya gotta put
shoot'em up
as the tag
not
shoot 'em up
(no space between shoot and 'em)
nice painting look
OpenSkiFree anyone?
thanks. i tried doing more details but it just turned out looking garbled.
https://opengameart.org/content/shmup-dragon
oh heck yes to the sara edition! when she is done i will definately make a small game with her, using your space merc redux and super dead gunner redux assets. i've been wanting to use em anyways.
love this tune
i cannot recommend gdevelop enough for beginners. the visual scripting is the best i have seen in any engine.
thing is though, we kinda "humanize" these algorithms by calling them ai. they are not artificially "intelligent" so much as they are algorithms trained using real people's creative works. you can study rembrandt, whereas a dataset that "learns" what elements of art are reminscent of rembrandt doesn't "know" anything.
take this https://creator.nightcafe.studio/creation/70USRzX6Jb2rrNOIoq3l for reference. no prompt engineering, just "boticelli's birth of venus"
the dataset knows what that painting is. it doesn't make something in the "style" it attempts to reproduce the actual painting.
the post is pretty old, and TinyWorlds hasn't posted new stuff on oga since 2018.
on a side note, i read your article. im really interested in ai art, and make use of it in my personal projects. we have been having some interesting discussions lately since it is a new world, and there are some real issues as far as contributing ai-generated art to oga, datasets made by "scraping" copyrighted images from the web.
https://opengameart.org/forumtopic/should-there-be-a-whole-section-speci... is probably the most recent discussion on the forum, and some discussion has happened in the discord.
this particular thread is probably not the place for us to talk about ai art, but i would love to hear your thoughts on it so i made a new thread here https://opengameart.org/forumtopic/ai-generated-art-discussion
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