Name Dropping - An Ai Plus or Minus by dbwalton

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Name Dropping - An Ai Plus or Minus I've also discovered in Ai that dropping names into the prompt words can be a plus or minus. It all depends on the person associated with that name and their facial attributes. Ai does NOT handle strong features very well. I throw Taylor Swift's name, and out of the hundreds of attempts this is the only one that came back any decent. Why did all the others turn out bad? Easy - most pictures of her have bright red lipstick - that strong feature issue I previously mentioned. So, if you're going to "name drop" in Ai, use someone with soft features. Someone with extreme eyebrows, sharp jaw lines, etc, can create some undesirable results. And, don't go with really big names. The bigger the name, the more variety and that confuses the heck out of the Ai algorithms. Instead, find a slightly obscure actor. For example, I've used an UK actress' name, Charlotte Salt, with a lot of success. So, when you're watching a movie, and you see some actor whom you haven't seen before, look up the credits and drop that name instead of dropping the names that everyone knows. P.S. Want to see some real ugly Ai image? Drop some names of those really big popular names - especially the ones who have had plastic surgery. You're guaranteed to see some ugly faces.