I don't know if it's just me, but it seems to only generate luxury homes in a contemporary minimalist / modernist architectural style. Not once did it generate anything resembling a Tudor mansion or Victorian cottage or Midwestern rancher or split level.
Nothing really wrong with that and it's neat anyways, but seem to represent its own sort of strange bias in a sense.
If it was done text-to-image, what you see is the result of using the same prompt.
E.g. in Stable Diffusion, from a single prompt like "modern residential interior, concrete, glass, wood", you can generate a vast number of images, using different seed values.
The images will have something in common due to the prompt.
The Tudor mansions are almost certainly there in the training data, but not being selected for.
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I don't know if it's just me, but it seems to only generate luxury homes in a contemporary minimalist / modernist architectural style. Not once did it generate anything resembling a Tudor mansion or Victorian cottage or Midwestern rancher or split level.
Nothing really wrong with that and it's neat anyways, but seem to represent its own sort of strange bias in a sense.
If it was done text-to-image, what you see is the result of using the same prompt.
E.g. in Stable Diffusion, from a single prompt like "modern residential interior, concrete, glass, wood", you can generate a vast number of images, using different seed values.
The images will have something in common due to the prompt.
The Tudor mansions are almost certainly there in the training data, but not being selected for.
It does seem to love lots of glass and flat roofs, doesn't it?