AI Image Generation

Marcus McDonald (G7)

Science and Technology

Published Issue 6 2022-2023

Artificial Intelligence has become a very powerful tool in the world of technology, generating original images using computer algorithms. With this technology, it is now possible to create images that look real but are completely made by a computer.

AI image generation uses a process to analyze a database of hundreds of thousands of human-drawn images. With this dataset, the computer learns to replicate these drawings based on a prompt. Furthermore, they also use neural networks to improve these drawings; the neural network acts exactly like a brain, with 2 sides. One side, or network, generates images, while the other evaluates the authenticity of the generated images, and modifies them to look more like a human drawing. This means that both sides learn from each other, resulting in better images over time.

The potential uses of AI image generation are limitless, from creating realistic-looking images in the digital art community to designing characters for video games. It can also be used in jobs such as health care, where it can help doctors in identifying diseases through the creation of detailed medical drawings to help diagnose a patient.

Although the potential benefits of AI Image generation are endless, Elon Musk has another view on the situation. He is concerned about the possible risks that could arise with this technology. He said that it could possibly become too powerful and pose a risk if not developed cautiously. He argues that AI has the potential to take over if put in the wrong hands.

While some people may disagree with Elon Musk’s thoughts on AI Image generation, his opinions tell us more about how important it is to use this technology carefully. As AI continues to advance, we need to learn how to balance the benefits and the potential risks, to make sure we are using this for the better.

In conclusion, AI image generation is a very powerful tool that has the chance to change many workspaces such as health care, all the way up to gaming for the better. As this technology continues to advance and become even smarter than it already is, we can continue to expect more detailed and realistic computer-generated images.