Do you like digi kits & elements made with artificial intelligence (AI)? Yes or No?

[prospurring]

How do you feel about digital scrapbooking kits and elements and papers and such that are made using artificial intelligence (AI)? Such as Midjourney, Stable Diffusion, Adobe Firefly, DALL-E, or Leonardo?

 

[bcgal00]

Shows how behind the times I am, I never even thought about digi products being made with AI. I have played with midjourney for creating am image but not much so am pretty clueless about it all. Interesting thread.

 

[margje]

I do use Selfmade AI images in my layouts! So why not! For me it is the combination of using a good prompt and using Photoshop filters together that is making it interesting!

 

[AK_Tracy]

I've never played with AI or the programs you mention. If a designer uses it to create a kit, I would not know. I'm skeptical and leary of AI in general.

 

[zanthia]

why not! all for it if it looks good

 

[janedee]

I have seen a few kits made with AI and not liked the strange. fake looking people it seems to create. I'm not sure where else it is being used.

 

[scrap-genie]

The O recently had a designer using AI in background creation, but I don't see her in the store now. I do have some of those papers and rather liked them. No people in what I saw, more flowery.

 

[wombat146]

AI is being used more and more in all aspects of digital design for advertising on TV, in magazines and websites and it certainly is not going away. In terms of scrapping with AI generated products, I personally don't have a problem with it and treat it as a creative tool, just like I would use a stock photo or use an Action to apply a specific type of effect to a photo for instance. I think its main attraction is that artists or designers can use it a creative tool to bring the ideas in their heads to fruition more easily than if they had to start from scratch in Photoshop. Or, at the least, getting the initial basic image created first and then using programs like Photoshop or Illustrator to fine tune it and shape it into what they initially envisioned in their heads.

@prospurring You may also like to check out some older threads where we chatted about this topic as well HERE and for a bit of fun with AI, check this thread out as well HERE

 

[*sylvia*]

I have no problem with AI. In my opinion, resisting it or even banning it is no longer appropriate. Art knows no rules.

 

[BoatLady]

Personally I do not like the fake look of AI creations. I prefer real looking embellishments and forget it for altering photos.. I take pride in my photos so I will not use it to alter photos.

 

[JeanneMN]

I would be in @BoatLady 's boat. I am so in awe of the talent and artistry that goes into taking a crumpled or torn piece of paper into an embellishment that AI it's just not my deal. It's fascinating and I've used it when I can't find some oddball thing I need. It's like the smell of a real book and turning pages or reading an e-book, I think one speaks to a person more than others, so it's a matter of taste. While I've used some, Al is not what speaks to me. And Al never ever touches my photos either, well I suppose the tools in PS do if I'm removing an offending wire, but I'm not into swapping skies making things what they weren't. In another lifetime I would have been a photographer or be an artist with the talent of an Anna Aspnes. Sorry, I tend to make a short story long....it's the librarian in me.