So, how were the more creative pelicans created? I assume by changing the prompt from the default.
I don't see why you couldn't do the same in real projects.
If the design looks too generic, you can just ask for a change, no?
I don't see why you couldn't do the same in real projects.
If the design looks too generic, you can just ask for a change, no?
Now within our GUI/TUI to the llm (which we all use now) could just add a couple of extra steps to simulate that diversity.
Are we making an image? If yes, and is this the first prompt in the convo? neat! List 5 elements that would make up this image. Now for each of those 5 elements, make a list of 10 possible choices. Now randomly select from each one. Now include those elements on top of the original prompt.
I got claude to generate 10 of these as a prompt transformation, and i think they would be suitably random to postpone the diversity collapse for a while.
I'm not pretending the problem goes away, but these kinds of creativity varying steps I think will become hidden steps in our LLM systems very soon.
The same thing happens when doing any group work in a classroom or workplace. One of the facilitators job is to add in randomness and guides to remind people to make different choices rather than the obvious ones.
You have to be in the loop to inject taste at some point. This typically requires a lot of testing and feedback.
I don't know if AI will ever develop taste, or if it even should. We have enough human creativity and creating is fun.
I don't think people care much for what they say.