Rule 3 clarification: do any of these count as photorealistic?

[goblinquest]

Surely AI models were trained on a lot of images of astronauts riding horses on the moon. And a lot of images of real anthropomorphic cats/dogs/dragons/whathaveyou yiffing in hell.

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You're talking about combining different ingredients together to make something. I'm talking about one of the ingredients themselves. Can you get AI to generate a realistic horse, if you aren't allowed to train your AI with any images of horses?

 

[Cherry Lover]

You're talking about combining different ingredients together to make something. I'm talking about one of the ingredients themselves. Can you get AI to generate a realistic horse, if you aren't allowed to train your AI with any images of horses?

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I would assume it's a mixture of "child = small person" and the fact that it has SFW images of children to use, plus lolicon stuff (based on what I've seen from the SFW images posted here, the "realistic" stuff seems to look more like an anime character living in the real world than like an actual child).

 

[NumberSix]

I would assume it's a mixture of "child = small person" and the fact that it has SFW images of children to use, plus lolicon stuff (based on what I've seen from the SFW images posted here, the "realistic" stuff seems to look more like an anime character living in the real world than like an actual child).

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Probably because the model was trained with anime images and somebody dded a lora or a prompt to make it more realistic.
Adding glossy or photorealistic for instance does that.