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It's possible that the user didn't try refining their prompts to get more faithful results, but some users have pointed out the images might illustrate an inherent issue in AI image generators. As one Reddit user puts it, they're"Midjourney is incapable of creating ugly people".
AI image generators are trained on images scraped from the internet, which means their training data tends to be disproportionately skewed by the inclusion of a lot of professional models and celebrities. Some believe this leads to an inherent bias, in which AI generations of human characters tend towards certain features and body shapes – even if they're supposed to be based on cartoon characters.
Some Midjourney users think the initial training bias is further exaggerated by users rating the model's generations."You can like a result if it fits what you had in mind, which tells MidJourney that it is on the right track. Beauty bias could make us more likely to be more satisfied with pictures of beautiful people," one person commented on Reddit.
Meanwhile, many users of AI generators have commented on images of attractive women showing up for entirely unrelated prompts. We've also seen a lot of controversy around AI selfie-generators likeThe issue of bias is yet another one of the reasons that AI image generators remain so controversial . Nevertheless, they're here to stay, so we're going to have to learn how to manage them.
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