And so it begins: AI(Midjourney) wins art competition without anyone realising.

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  • image-quality-assessment

    Convolutional Neural Networks to predict the aesthetic and technical quality of images.

    • It's an ongoing research area, but here's a Google model that assigns images ratings based on how good they look. It's pretty good, and it's from 2019 so not even close to state of the art. Paired with Stable Diffusion, it could indeed curate itself. I might have to try that actually.

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