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An enthusiast of the audiovisual world has taken advantage of the use of artificial intelligence to create a web page capable of generating movie posters. To achieve this, this technology you just need a title and a short synopsis.
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This Movie Does Not Exist is the name with which this AI has been baptized. It is a web page where netizens can create their own posters without the need to resort to a graphic design program.
The creator behind this technology would be the user Seb Lhomme, according to his Twitter account.
This Movie Does Not Exist! ???? ✨
I’ve been spending some time lately playing around with AI tools… I’m building https://t.co/x2UjzoEGOC to auto-generate fake movie synopsis + posters. #buildinpublic #stablediffusion #gpt3 pic.twitter.com/NhmzC4w2bB— Seb Lhomme (@slhomme) September 28, 2022
The website offers two options: create a new movie already generated by the AI or create your own. In the latter, the user must enter a title and a fictitious synopsis.
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This Movie Does Not Exist is a technology that enables people’s creativity; however, it is necessary to emphasize that descriptions should not be explicit in content. “This only works with SFW content. If it didn’t work, it means your content may have been flagged as NSFW.”is mentioned on the page.
While the results are amazing, it still has some bugs like garbled text and imperfect images.
Despite these small errors, artificial intelligence continues to prove to be a technology that makes its way through the different fields.
You can see and read the synopsis of some of the posters created by This Movie Does Not Exist below.
Source: Elcomercio
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