It depends on how good they are. I'd pay a little to not have to prompt and wait for a bunch of icons, a little more to not have to curate and reroll, and more to not have to train a lora, all assuming those are buying me quality thresholds I care about.
Personally I wouldn't use ai generated images in production. To me AI generated images are simply a curiosity or toy. Maybe placeholders while you get actual art created, but to use them in a final product is just anti-humanist
It only doesn't require work if you want a one-off amusement. If you want something specific that matches the surrounding graphics and shows exactly what you want, you're going to spend time and effort speccing it and iterating.
It depends on how good they are. I'd pay a little to not have to prompt and wait for a bunch of icons, a little more to not have to curate and reroll, and more to not have to train a lora, all assuming those are buying me quality thresholds I care about.
Personally I wouldn't use ai generated images in production. To me AI generated images are simply a curiosity or toy. Maybe placeholders while you get actual art created, but to use them in a final product is just anti-humanist
I've been automating tasks away from humans for going on 25 years now. Unadulterated misanthropy.
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I use them in some products that don't exist otherwise, or wouldn't have any images
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Because it requires work and you place value on your time
Does it really require work though?
Could you share a similar library you've built without any work?
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Uh, yes?
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The entire point of AI is that it doesn't require work, you just type a prompt in and it does the work for you
Prompting is still work; it requires thought and oftentimes iteration.
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It only doesn't require work if you want a one-off amusement. If you want something specific that matches the surrounding graphics and shows exactly what you want, you're going to spend time and effort speccing it and iterating.