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u/that_orange_hat 3d ago
Is this AI?
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u/HectorO760 3d ago
It is.
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u/that_orange_hat 3d ago
I won't get into ethics, but in my opinion it's a bit unprofessional looking
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u/HectorO760 2d ago
Feel free to redo it with your own art skills, or hire somebody to do it professionally.
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u/that_orange_hat 1d ago
I understand it's difficult to get real artists, but I think a lot of people might be turned off seeing obvious AI as the first thing when they scroll onto the Globasa subreddit. There are already plenty of learning and reading materials and I don't think this will help you.
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u/HectorO760 22h ago
In case you didn't see my post:
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u/that_orange_hat 17h ago
Well, I guess it's a matter of personal taste, but I think that regardless of the "maturity" of an audience, advertising anything — a product, a novel, or indeed a language — relies largely on being able to capture people's interest and attention at first glance. Even someone who might like what Globasa has to offer could be put off by immediately seeing AI graphics, which have come to be (in my opinion, kind of rightly) associated with laziness, which they could expect to be reflected by similar laziness in the design of the language, even if that isn't actually the case.
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u/HectorO760 55m ago
Yes, that's common knowledge with regards to advertising. But that fear you're expressing comes from one-dimensional thinking that fails to weigh a downside against potential benefits.
So yes it's possible that in the month I've been working on these graphics somebody who might've been interested in Globasa was immediately put off by the AI graphics and walked away without bothering to investigate further, thereby failing to realize they would've actually liked Globasa.
And yet I couldn't care less because, for the reasons I gave in my first reply, my intuition tells me that in the big scheme of things, in the long run, it's more likely the AI visuals will help rather hinder the community's growth and development.
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u/saraharukiss 3d ago
Mi fikir ki to sen alim to