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    No.22269 [Report] AS
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    Many of you share your AI-generated works here—ranging from the abstract to the realistic.

    There are some truly excellent and interesting pieces among them.
    I, too, have published several images and accompanying stories on this platform.

    I have mixed feelings about AI technology myself. On one hand, it is a useful technology with meaningful applications across many areas of society; on the other, it is a new technology that is still quite prone to errors.

    Furthermore, many people are not yet aware of just how realistic AI-generated images have become.

    To highlight this issue—and the fact that people often mistake AI-generated images for reality—I chose the "Dolcett" theme: subjects so absurd that they clearly cannot be real.

    The example of a roasted woman depicted in an AI image was intended to make even the most casual internet user realize that visual content online is often AI-generated and can contain a significant amount of misleading information.

    Please make others aware that there are images out there which simply cannot be real. You are welcome to use the AI ​​images published here for this purpose.

    I intend to visually explore the entire "Dolcett" theme here. The level of realism might be a bit high for this website, but the point is precisely to demonstrate what is visually possible.
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    Now, I know the Easter holidays aren't exactly current, but a motif like this does illustrate various possibilities for how AI-generated images could be put to further use.
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    As for the motif of the "image within an image," it harbors significant potential for a distorted portrayal of contexts. Embedding a wide variety of subjects into a new context is an excellent method for misrepresenting the facts.
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    One advantage of AI-generated images is, of course, the ability to tell visual stories and produce them with relatively little time and effort.
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    >>22278

    I honestly believe AI will be revolutionary in it potential. Good or bad, it’s here, it’s accessible to anyone two fingers and a keyboard.

    As far as effortless ART, I think it’s great for those wanting to create images with minimal artistic skills.

    Those with creative talents can excel at seeing their vision come to life. It still requires patience (It’s very time consuming, attempting to create the perfect shots.)

    Tanja thank you for the roasting prompt tip. It is working well, my “before and after” roasting images are perfect. Thanks again.
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    >>22280

    Happy to help. Have fun.
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    >>22281

    The preserved mounted heads look peaceful and beautiful.

    Sparks a story in my head.

    Rich guys marrying young hot (let’s face it gold diggers) girls.

    On their one year wedding anniversary rich guy takes his wife on a island get-a-way.

    She’s living the high life only to realize the special anniversary dinner is her.

    Her head is preserved and on a plaque. Titled “Trophy Wife number 7”
    The plaque line up on a wall with the other six
    Past wives.

    Great images!
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    >>22282

    I support your idea. To reach the goal faster with images: the bracket-and-number notation can be applied to all the required image attributes. Thanks for the compliment.
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    At what point does our brain perceive an image as depicting a real event or a real person? When do we, as viewers, know for certain that an image is a photograph versus one generated by AI? Below, I present a few images.

    These are alternative visuals for a story I posted as part of a compilation of fictional cannibal tales:

    "The Dark Secrets of Celantanis – The bond between the hungry sisters"

    https://boards.guro.cx/lit/koko.php?res=30684&page=1

    Obviously, they are all AI-generated. You know it, and I know it—I certainly do, since I created them. But what about people who don't usually engage with AI imagery? In my stories, I tend to dial back the level of realism.

    However, here I want to demonstrate that the degree of realism in AI-generated images can vary significantly. Which of these images would the people around you classify as real?
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    All the fictional characters depicted here are of legal age. According to the AI—and the official backstory for these images—there is an age difference of approximately 16 years between the sisters..
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    Clearly AI-generated and recognizable as such even to a layperson.
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    It is already becoming difficult; a mere fleeting glance is enough to fail to recognize that these are AI-generated images.
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    So, what now? What is this? A photo of two real people? No, of course not. My father and my grandfather would have said, "Sure, those are real people." Never trust a single image when it comes to important information.
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    Let’s move on to the most questionable image. Of course, it’s fake. But what would you have said if you had seen this image in the year 2000? Without any knowledge of AI technology?
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    Let’s move on to the final image in this series. AI-generated images are perfect for illustrating stories, conveying impressions, and enhancing narratives. An AI image generator is a useful tool for this purpose—allowing you to turn individual images into a story.
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    Simply delicious!
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    Most of you are familiar with Star Trek. I’ve experimented with this theme as well.

    The AI ​​has more trouble rendering a Star Trek spaceship than a roasted woman on a serving platter. Crazy—an AI with taste.
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    >>22327

    Thank you. I hope I can read your stories again soon and that the issue on this website gets fixed.
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    Sorry for jumping in here, Tanja.

    We’re talking about degrees of realism in AI images, right? I have a good example here.

    There are even more genuine examples, but the website Motherless is no longer accessible under its new URL either.
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    Uiuiui, erleben wir gerade ein Selbstgespräch nach Persönlichkeitsspaltung? :b
    Nein, natürlich nicht! Es handelt sich um einen internen Fachdialog. ;D
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    >>24579

    Personality split? Hmm, that sounds interesting. Just imagine all the characters from my stories tumbling around on Guro. :D


    I think Tanja is on vacation.
    I'm covering for her.

    But yeah, professional dialogues are important.
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    I just considered to send you a PM but had to realize that you don't use a tripcode (while I don't use e-mail). Too bad.

    Is there a reason for your decision?
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    >>24633

    I looked up what “Tripcode” means. It seems to have some advantages. Does this have anything to do with BBCode in the input field?

    For private messages, I can share my S-Ritter accounts on Pixiv or DeviantArt. On Pixiv, I'm on Edward H.'s favorites list.

    This thread isn’t really suitable for “Tanja Mars.” This thread is about ways to use AI for the Dolcettwelt.

    It’s more on the technical side than the culinary or sexual side. The meat isn’t that tender here, either.

    All other responsibilities remain with Tanja.
    The term “vacation” means reducing the workload. There are too many projects going on at once.

    Oh, and one more thing: Tanja really enjoys writing with you.

    It all sounds very strange, I’m sure, but it’s about clearly defining the areas of interest of the person behind S-Ritter and his characters.
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    >>24658

    Thank you for this wonderful present. I feel really cherished. :)))


    > I looked up what “Tripcode” means. It seems to have some advantages. Does this have anything to do with BBCode in the input field?
    No, it's not related to BBcode and the input field. It is an "anonymous identifier", created like a hash​[1]​ and appended to the name. Although it's not that secure as a hash it's a simple way to basically make it veeeeery probably that even with different names ‒ see the headers of this and my last post (>>24579) ‒ it is the same person writing without revealing personal details. Accounts and e-mail can more or less be tracked, the "password in your head" can't.
    Here on GC a tripcode is used to enable PMs. Because names can change or are common for all (Anonymous) the tripcode is needed to distinguish between the mailboxes.


    > This thread is about ways to use AI for the Dolcettwelt. It’s more on the technical side …
    That was why I intended to write you a recommendation about. The main topic of the current issue of c't (Europe's biggest IT- and Tech-Magazine) #17/2026 is about AI-fakes and the state of art of their detection.


    > Tanja really enjoys writing with you.
    Nice. Send her my regards. :)


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