The ``fictional Pokemon'' created by AI is too complete
Attempts have been made in the past to automatically generate Pokemon names and characteristics using neural networks , but new artificial intelligence (AI) trained based on existing Pokemon images will be used to automatically generate fictional Pokemon. This is what data scientist Max Woolf is trying to do.
GitHub - minimaxir/ai-generated-pokemon-rudalle: Python script to preprocess images of all Pokémon to finetune ruDALL-E
https://github.com/minimaxir/ai-generated-pokemon-rudalle
The data extracted from ' PokéAPI ', an API that allows you to call up Pokemon data in one place, is converted into a format that can be used by ' ruDALL-E ', a Russian neural network, using a Python script. , 'ai-generated-pokemon-rudalle' created by Mr. Woolf. By using this to make ruDALL-E learn Pokemon images, an AI that can automatically generate 'fictional Pokemon' will be completed.
The 'fictional Pokemon' created using this is as follows.
I forced a bot to look at every Pokémon and told it to generate its own. Here are the results.
— Max Woolf (@minimaxir) December 15, 2021
(this isn't a joke, that's actually how I made these) pic.twitter.com/MfJUWJHZoB
A Pokemon that looks like Sidon 's face was synthesized with Chiramy 's body...
There are many Pokemon that you can vaguely imagine the original form of, such as Pokemon like Sunnygo with a disfigured face.
Many other 'imaginary Pokemon' have been output...
Bonus batch! pic.twitter.com/qdr7SoesUj
— Max Woolf (@minimaxir) December 15, 2021
There are also ones with a high level of perfection that make you think, 'Which series did this Pokemon appear in?'
The third fictional Pokemon created by AI is as follows.
Wow, you all really, really like these AI-Generated Pokémon!
— Max Woolf (@minimaxir) December 15, 2021
As a thanks for all your support, how about ANOTHER BONUS BATCH?! ???? pic.twitter.com/kM3Kc8bBe6
Some of them have body structures that are clearly not biological and seem to be 'fictional Pokemon created by AI.'
Furthermore, when ruDALL-E was trained with only images of the 151 Pokemon that appeared in the original Pokemon, the following fictional Pokemon were output.
By popular demand: here's more AI-generated Pokémon, but this time the model is trained on *only* Gen 1 Pokémon (the 1995-era Sugimori art of the original 151).
— Max Woolf (@minimaxir) December 17, 2021
Those who thought this would make the generated Pokémon less bizarre were very wrong. pic.twitter.com/FS5GIweKUc
A ``fictional Pokemon'' with a pale color that seems to be an early Pokemon illustration has been output, and it seems that it is based on Sanders...
There are many Pokemon that if they were brushed up a little more, it wouldn't be strange to see them appear in the main family.
Furthermore, attempts are being made to train AI with just one image of Pikachu and generate various ``imaginary Pikachu''.
Here's my new experiment with AI-generated Pokémon: I finetuned an AI on *only one image* of Pikachu and had it generate new images of Pikachu.
pic.twitter.com/u4GQFC0ASY — Max Woolf (@minimaxir) December 26, 2021
Merry Christmas!
Various ``Pikachu-like things'' were generated, ranging from ones that are quite similar to the base Pikachu to Pikachu whose arms have become extremely macho.
Some of the ``fictional Pokemon'' generated by AI are very similar to Morgana from Persona 5 .
I'm testing batch generation of AI Pokemon and I got Morgana from Persona 5 somehow pic.twitter.com/QmOX263ama
— Max Woolf (@minimaxir) December 16, 2021
In addition, Mr. Woolf similarly generates a ``fictional Genshin character'' by having the AI learn the Genshin character, like the Pokemon automatic generation AI.
Here's another experiment with animesque AI-generated images, this time with an AI on trained Genshin Impact playable characters! pic.twitter.com/7AfOxlr9t5
— Max Woolf (@minimaxir) December 18, 2021
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