You can open the image either in Discord or a browser to download it. There are ways to buy more a la carte time, to use a slower “relaxed” mode, and more.Įach prompt generates four images, any of which can be chosen for “variation,” as well as upscaling. (Here’s a guide to getting started with Discord if you need it.) Midjourney charges at least $10 per month for its basic plan, with additional tiers for $30/mo and $60/mo. You’ll need to sign up for that app, then drop into one of the “newbie” Discord channels and use the /imagine command to prompt the service with your request for AI art. Midjourney uses Discord as its interface because the startup didn’t want to invest in any infrastructure. We’ve zoomed in on a screenshot taken from Discord, showing the final photorealistic result. Midjourney’s UI is actually on Discord, where users can enter public prompts and see the images others generate. Just know that you probably won’t “own” a piece of AI art without some evidence that you yourself have altered it to make it an original work. The actual originality of AI art is in dispute, however, and AI proponents note that even human artists are typically trained or influenced by their exposure to existing art, whether public or private. Companies like Getty Images feel that this is illegal, and have filed suit.
Not all AI services are transparent about the source of their images. Generative AI art was trained on a vast number of images - some public, some possibly private - and the services use that as a “seed” for the image they produce. We factor that in.įinally, we can’t ignore the legal and moral implications of AI art. AI art services tend to handle this in two ways: either limiting the generated images (either the number of images, or their resolution) or charging you “credits” or actual money to enable further subscriptions.
All that complexity, however, demands intensive computing resources.
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