AI Alternatives to Sora...

[Andy in Germany]

Yes, I know, AI is evil and terrible and the Fifth Horseman of the Apocalypse et, c, but I found the Sora image generator handy for making pictures of characters for Tabletop Games.


Of course three months after I found out about it, they announced they're closing down. Does anyone know of alternatives? Most I can find focus on videos, but I was looking for something that can help me make images like this:

Any thoughts?

 

[VinSumRox]

I was going to say Tiagra , until I actually read the thread...

 

[rualexander]

Can you just ask Gemini or ChatGPT to generate an image in the style you are looking for?

 

[raleighnut]

When did CGI become AI and what is so 'Intelligent' about fake images ?

 

[Andy in Germany]

When did CGI become AI and what is so 'Intelligent' about fake images ?

I'm not claiming it's intelligent, in fact it's pretty thick.

However, as a tool for helping people who would otherwise struggle to visualise a scene in a Roleplay Game, it can be handy, and saves lots of comparisons with existing media people may not have seen.

 

[raleighnut]

I'm not claiming it's intelligent, in fact it's pretty thick.

However, as a tool for helping people who would otherwise struggle to visualise a scene in a Roleplay Game, it can be handy, and saves lots of comparisons with existing media people may not have seen.

In my day 'roleplaying games' were 'Doctors and Nurses'

 

[TheDoctor]

And there was me about to suggest L-Twoo 9 speed, which is doing sterling service on my Ribble.

 

[Alex321]

When did CGI become AI and what is so 'Intelligent' about fake images ?

It is quite different to old style CGI.

Whether "intelligent" or not is open to question, but it isn't about the images, it is about how they are created.