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This is not a bit holy shit, I looked at this guy's account and this is genuinely what they do. https://twitter.com/OpPainkiller/status/1736078240073011555
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I think what he’s saying is that AI isn’t just a magic art button, and that while amateurs can get good results, that’s true of any medium. An amateur painter or graphic designer can get passable results without a great deal of practice, but in order to get truly excellent results, you need to put in the time and effort, and that AI art is no different.
This level of huge, round, juicy boobs and thighs is only achievable by the most skilled and experienced AI prompter.
Look on my Prompts, ye Mighty, and despair!
I really don't understand what you mean by this. It sounds like a very inefficient way to use controlnet. What settings would you be tweaking with an llm? Why would you use an llm for that, instead of a slider/checkbox?