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A blog related to original AI artworks.
There are many tools that use deep learning (AI) to generate images from English sentences. I’m trying to make various abstract painting-like images using it. Looking at those images, I feel that AI (deep learning) is good at abstract paintings.
First, let’s look at some examples. As I have already introduced in this blog, when I draw a cat in Mondrian’s style, Stable Diffusion draws a picture that captures the characteristics of the cat well.
The reason why I can draw such pictures may be because I have learned various abstract cat pictures, but I think that is not the only reason. Deep learning has given computers the ability to abstract (generalize). I believe that this ability is being demonstrated. Not all humans have great abstraction ability, so isn’t it possible that AI has more ability than the average human?
Let’s take a few examples where it doesn’t seem like you’re drawing a picture that you’ve learned without abstracting it.
In the next picture, a white cat is embedded in a black cat. How did AI learn this technique?
Note: This article is a revised and translated version of an article in Brog from Kanada (in Japanese).