In light of copyright concerns, the publisher you work for has banned the use of artist’s names when making AI art for your articles. Perhaps there’s another way to get something more original?

I understand everyone else is doing it
But that’s no excuse not to hold ourselves to a higher standard
We don’t want to be the ones with legal issues in six months when all these artists start getting litigious.
There is a better more creative way to do this
Have you heard of unbundling? It’ll ultimately get you to better work anyways so I highly recommend you learn it

Have you ever wanted to create something new and unique but were limited by the existing works of art and designs available? If you’re looking for a way to break free of those restrictions, then meme unbundling could be the perfect solution.
Meme unbundling is a technique that uses artificial intelligence to deconstruct an existing image or painting and create something new from its components. It was first developed by Bakz T Future, who used it to create new images from the iconic Starry Night painting by Vincent van Gogh. They asked a GPT-3 algorithm to describe the painting in detail and then used the results to generate something new.
The same technique can be used to create something unique from Salvador Dali’s Persistence of Memory. By asking a ChatGPT algorithm to describe the painting’s artistic style without mentioning Dali’s name, you can create something that looks similar to the original but with its own unique twist.
The advantages of meme unbundling are numerous. For one, it allows you to create something that looks like the original artwork but is not a replica. You can also customize the results by removing elements you don’t like and adding in those you do. This way, you can create something that’s truly unique and special.
It’s also a great way to show your appreciation for an artist’s work without infringing on their copyright. By deconstructing their artwork and using the components to create something new, you can pay homage to the original without running the risk of getting into any legal trouble.
Finally, meme unbundling can be used to create art with a surrealist twist. By using AI to generate a description of the painting, you can get a more abstract, dream-like interpretation of the original. This can be used to create something truly unique and eye-catching.
Overall, meme unbundling is an incredibly versatile technique that can be used to create something truly unique and special. Whether you’re looking to create something similar to an existing work of art or something completely unique, meme unbundling can help you get the job done. So if you’re looking for a way to break free of existing restrictions and create something truly unique, give meme unbundling a shot. You won’t be disappointed!

Meme Unbundling

0:01 <affirmative>. Okay. Lemme teach you about unbundling, which is one of my favorite techniques to get more advanced, interesting images. So here I have a picture of or a painting of Times squared by Salvador Dali.
0:13 You can see it's in his kind of unique style, surrealist style which is really cool. But, you know, I don't know how long this is gonna be possible, right?
0:21 Like by Salvador Dali, he's in the public domain. But what if you like an artist's style and you can't really you know, use their term anymore like you or you, you know, don't want it to be exactly like Salvador Dali.
0:33 You kind of want to use some of the elements, but not others. So unbundling is something I found from Baxt Future.
0:40 You know, on the ck they use the example of Van Gogh Starry Night.  And they basically asked g PT three to describe in detail you know, what, what makes Starry night, starry night.
0:55 And then they put that into the prompter. Got some really creative pictures. So I'm doing the same thing. I've asked Chachi b t to describe the characteristics and art artistic style of the persistence of memory by Salvador Dali.
1:09 That's his famous one with the clocks melting. But I've added this extra piece here, which, which is, without mentioning his name, otherwise it keeps talking out Dali which, you know, kind of is against the point of what we're trying to do.
1:21 So what we're gonna do is gonna copy this. And you can see here it says like, the painting features a surreal landscape.
1:29 It talks about, you know, the pocket watches draped over objects they're distorted is a dream light quality to the scene.
1:38 Muted and subdued paintings. So they've kind of picked out all of the different attributes or elements of this which is really cool.
1:46 And I'm just gonna post this in here, painting off Times Square. Then I'm just gonna generate and see what we get back.
1:56 And the, the other benefit of doing this, by the way, while we're waiting for this, is now that we have all of these attributes, we can just go in and kind of get rid of the things we don't want.
2:06 So if we don't want there to be clocks in it, for example, we can get rid of time pieces and change some of this text.
2:13 We're kind of unbundled the different features of what makes a dolly photo interesting, right. You know, we could even change this.
2:21 So instead of muted and subdued, we could say we could say bright and vibrant, right? And see what we get from that.
2:28 Cool. Let's see if we finished generating and let's see, it's coming up. Oh, wow. Look at that. Okay, cool. <laugh>.
2:39 Nice. So this basically just recreated the original dolly. This is basically the same thing, but with some skyscrapers in the background.
2:47 But I think like these two are really what we're looking for. You know, like we've got Manhattan kind of skyline, but it's a little bit different.
2:55 And then this one I think is probably the winner, right? Like it's got the clock here but It's kind of like a cool surrealist style.
3:02 And we can kind of edit from there and kind of add in different features that we want. I think this is gonna be increasingly important.
3:09 You know, you can use one AI to talk to another, essentially as what we're doing here. We can unbundle the specific features, like what makes an image interesting or what makes the style interesting, and then that can lead us to more creative results.

What artist's painting is used as an example in the tutorial?

What can we do with the unbundled elements to make the painting more unique?

Including “in the style of X” in your prompt is lazy and maybe even unethical. It might even go away in the future. You need to unbundle an artist’s memes instead.

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