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The GPT asthetic is an artistic lowest common denominator of all the training data. It makes sense that many people would like it.
I imagine that after the american AI giants fall there will be a new wave of boutique AI companies that have more focused models and the different image generation companies will likely try to differentiate themselves from the GPT look and one another.
Can't wait for YUP's to hang their boutique AI art on their walls