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There are a lot of changes, new functions in these free AI image generators. I can mention some new and powerful AI image tools which are released this year.

There are some changes, for example OpenAI enabled to use DALL-E 3 free, but with limitations.

Playground AI made a huge update in 2024: v3 beta is available.

Black Fores Labs introduced Flux image generator.

Midjourney is unfortunately not free due to the high demand and popularity, you must pay for the subscription.

DALL-E 3

https://openai.com/index/dall-e-3/

OpenAI was among the first to create an AI image generation tool. The free version of DALL-E 3 became available a few weeks ago in ChatGPT. You can learn from this article how to create images with different aspect ratios.

There is an another way to generate images with DALL-E 3 for free: it is embedded into Microsoft Copilot as well.

General information:

• You can create 2 images per day with ChatGPT

Benefits of the free version:

• easy to use
• ChatGPT can enhace your prompt to make it more detailed and accurate

Limitations of the free version:

• changing the parameters is not easy

Playground AI

https://playgroundai.com/

Playground AI made a huge update in this year. They released v3 beta and implemented the so called Design function.

If you navigate to the website you can first select a project type (for example Logo, Seamless Patterns or Social Media Post) and after that you can choose from a large list of templates. Many templates are free, but some are available only with Pro subscription.

If you selected the template, than you can change the image and change the style.

I’m plan to write an article about this brand new design tool, so check back later.

You can generate images with the original create tool of course.

General features:

• User gallery (Community Feed)
• Possibility to remix generated images by others
• Keyword search
• Canvas editor
• Designer
• Ability to change image aspect ratio
• Various filters

Limitations of the free version:

• 10 images in 24 hours
• 30 prompt expansions / month
• 5 creative upscales / month
• 30 subtle upscale / month
• Maximum resolution of generated images: 1024 x 1024 pixels in case of 1:1 ratio
• Slower image generation, the Pro
• Other image quality restrictions
• Not all design templates are available for free

Leonardo Ai

https://leonardo.ai

Leonardo Ai is even better then in 2023. In this year some new innovative features was added to this tool, like the Phoenix preset. In the early days of computer generated images it was a big problem to render text on the image, but Leonardo Ai solved this problem with Phoenix.

General features:

• User gallery (Recent Creations)
• Possibility to remix generated images by other users
• Canvas editor
• Realtime Canvas (originally called live canvas, see my article and youtube video)

This application has additional extra features such as:

• texture generation for 3D models
• video generation

Limitations of the free version:

• 150 fast tokens, resets once per day
• no private generations
• Images can be up to 1024×1024 pixels (in case of square ratio)

Flux

https://blackforestlabs.ai

There is a new AI art generator tool on the market created by Black Forest Labs. The rumor is that this is a revolutionary AI image generator because it can create photorealistic images.

I heard that the people worked on Stable Diffusion made Flux as well.

If you scroll down on the Flux website then you can see that many images seems to be photorealistic in thumbnail size and looks even as a real photo if you enlarge it. So Flux is very convicing, I will try it soon.

Interesting is that it’s open source, so everyone can download it for free and experiment with it.

Flux has three different versions:

• pro – for professionals – this is unfortunately not free
• dev – still very quality model, but only for non-commercial usage
• schnell – the fastest model, for personal use, you can install and run it on your own computer and generate images in a couple of seconds depending on your computer speed

Summary

The free AI image generators mentioned above providing a good possibility to try AI-based image generation. If you’re on a limited budget or just curious to see what these apps can do, it’s worth trying at least one of them out. I personally recommend Playground AI and Leonardo Ai because of the wide variety of customisation possibilities even in the free version.

I would like to see your creations! Feel free to try the apps above and share your results!

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This short video shows how amazingly realistic works of art can be created today with the help of some artificial intelligence tools.
You can watch the video at the end of the article.

Fukoe used the following tools to create the music video:

• ChatGPT for lyrics
• Suno to the music
• DreamMachine, Gen3 alpha and Kling for video production
• Midjourney and Stable diffusion for images

The created content was edited with Adobe Photoshop and After Effects software in the post production process. This is the only part of the workflow where artificial intelligence solutions were not required.

The end result is a convincing, photorealistic and at the same time surreal work.

In conclusion, Arata Fukoe’s music video “AI Evolution” is a significant achievement in the field of AI-generated art. Using advanced generative artificial intelligence tools, Fukoe created a music video that pushes the boundaries of traditional artistic expression. As artificial intelligence technology continues to evolve, it is likely to play an increasingly significant role in shaping the future of creative creation.

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In recent months, the music industry has witnessed a rapid evolution driven by advancements in artificial intelligence (AI). Among the groundbreaking innovations are AI music generation tools like Suno and Udio. These tools have revolutionized music production, inspiring artists and composers worldwide. In this article, we’ll explore the capabilities of these tools, provide a basic step-by-step tutorial, and discuss their impact on music creation.

The Fast Development of AI Music Tools

Suno V3 and Udio represent the cutting edge of AI-driven music composition. Their algorithms analyze vast amounts of existing music, learn patterns, and generate original compositions. Unlike traditional music software, which relies on human input, these tools autonomously create melodies, harmonies, rhythms and even vocals from simple prompts. Let’s dive into how you can use them to create your own music.

Step-by-Step Tutorial: Creating Music with Suno V3 and Udio

1. Choose Your Style:
   • Both Suno and Udio recognizes various music styles, from classical to electronic. 
   • Find out what style of song you want to generate and write it in the prompt. 
   • Both music generators will suggest a random prompt, like: a song about a reunion of childhood friends, jazz
2. Input Parameters:
   • Specify parameters like tempo (for example 130BPM), mood (melancolic, happy, uplifting), and instrumentation in the prompt.
   • Suno and Udio will generate a melody and even vocals based on your input. 
   • Suno creates music of about 50 seconds, Udio about 30 seconds, which can be extended later.
3. Review and Edit:
   • Listen to the two versions of the generated music and decide which sounds better.
   • Generate other versions with the same prompt or extend your favorite songs.
4. Export Your Composition:
   • Once satisfied, export your composition as an .mp3 file.
   • For further fine tuning edit the music in an AI-based digital audio workstation (DAW) like RipX DAW.

Enhancing Music Production

• Inspiration: AI tools like Suno and Udio spark creativity. They offer fresh ideas and unexpected chord progressions, pushing artists beyond their comfort zones. Suno has a great function: Explore. Use it to experiment with various genres.
• Time Efficiency: Instead of spending hours composing, artists can use AI-generated material as a starting point, saving time and energy.
• Collaboration: AI tools facilitate collaboration between musicians. Imagine a guitarist collaborating with an AI-generated orchestral arrangement!

Legal Usage and Possible Drawbacks

While AI music tools are exciting, they raise legal and ethical questions:

1. Copyright and Ownership:
   • Who owns the rights to AI-generated music? The artist, the AI, or both?
   • Legally, it’s uncharted territory. Open questions remain about royalties and licensing.
2. Originality and Plagiarism:
   • Can AI truly create something original, or is it just remixing existing content?
   • Detecting plagiarism in AI-generated music poses challenges.
3. Loss of Human Touch:
   • Some argue that AI lacks the emotional depth of human composers.
   • Are we sacrificing authenticity for efficiency?
4. Bias and Representation:
   • AI models learn from existing data, which may perpetuate biases.
   • How do we ensure diversity and fairness in AI-generated music?
5. Limited Sound Quality:
   • Suno and Udio generates radio quality music, which is far from the professional studio quality (CD quality) at this moment, but these music generation technologies are advancing so fast that CD quality may soon be available for the public. 

Conclusion

Suno and Udio exemplify the fusion of art and technology. As we embrace these tools, let’s explore their potential while remaining vigilant about legal, ethical, and creative implications. The future of music lies at the intersection of human creativity and AI innovation.

More interesting articles to come in the future. Happy music-making!

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Still in Beta stage (early access), but very easy to use. I really enjoyed the testing process.

How to use?

Just log in into Leonardo Ai, open the Realtime Canvas feature, give some short prompt and start drawing! You can use different colors, different brush thickness. Realtime Canvas shows the result immediately!

I recommend you to try out this feature: just play with the settings, try different prompts and see what’s happening. It’s a big FUN and you can activate your fantasy with them.

Use it for example in the planning process of your project, creating concept art or to get ideas how to enhance your drawings.

If you would like to see it in action and get some ideas what and how can be draw with Realtime Canvas, just watch my video on YouTube:

In this video I show you how easy to use Realtime Canvas. I draw various objects like a simple tree, a car, a house and so on. I give you also some tips how to rotate the objects in three dimensions.

Furthermore you can learn how positioning the sun affects the overall mood of the house image.

If you are new to AI, then I would recommend to read the Artificial Intelligence Guide first.

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Hey there, AI users! I think that many of us just hitting the Generate button because it’s a fast and simple way to create text or visual content. I want to share some thoughts about a topic that’s been on my mind: the consequences of overusing AI in our creative projects.

AI is Attractive

It’s no secret that AI has revolutionized the way we generate content. From crafting blog posts to generating stunning visuals, artificial intelligence has become our trusty “coworker”, always ready to assist. The attractivity of efficiency and productivity invited many of us into relying heavily on AI tools, but are we losing something crucial in the process?

Overusing AI

I know it’s easy to overuse AI tools: falling into the trap of letting algorithms do the heavy lifting, but what happens when our creativity takes a backseat? Here are a few ways AI can be used more than recommended:

1. Lack of Originality

One of the glaring consequences of overusing AI is the potential dilution of originality. When we let algorithms dictate our creative choices, we risk producing content that lacks the unique flair that sets us apart.

2. Loss of Personal Touch

AI-generated content might be polished, but it often lacks the human touch that resonates with audiences. Genuine connection comes from authentic, human-created content that reflects our individual perspectives and experiences.

3. Dependence on Templates

Templates are fantastic time-savers, but sticking always to AI-generated templates can lead to a “cookie-cutter approach” to content. Our work starts to blend in rather than stand out.

Finding the Right Balance

So, how do we avoid the pitfalls of AI overuse and make a harmonic balance between technology and creativity? Here are some tips:

1. Set Clear Boundaries

Establish guidelines for when and where AI can be used in your creative process. Reserve its assistance for tasks that enhance rather than replace your creative input.

Some examples for clear boundaries:

• using AI only for inspiration
• using AI only for draft creation
• not using AI at brainstorming, but using in the realizing phase

2. Trust in Your Creative Intuitions

Don’t let the convenience of AI suppress your creative intuitions. Regularly engage in manual content creation to keep your skills sharp and maintain a genuine connection with your work.

3. Embrace Collaboration

Consider AI as a collaborator rather than a replacement. Use it as a tool to complement your creative process, bouncing ideas back and forth to achieve the best of both worlds.

4. Work in a Team

Don’t isolate yourself too much. Creating something new in a team can be fun. Interaction, creative brainstorming are inspiring activities and brings people together.

5. Evaluate the Results Regularly

Periodically assess the impact of AI on your content. Are you maintaining the level of authenticity and originality you desire? Adjust your approach as needed to find the right balance for your unique creative style.

+1. Write the text yourself and have it checked by AI

Instead of letting AI write the text for your next article, try writing it yourself and letting AI critique it. This will help you improve your writing skills and AI can be a useful companion if you want to improve the text further.

In conclusion, while AI is a powerful ally in our content creation journey, it’s crucial not to let it overshadow our creative instincts. By setting boundaries, trusting in creative instincts, embracing AI as a collaborator and work with other people we can navigate the vast landscape of content creation with love, producing work that is both efficient and authentically ours.

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