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u/Electronic_Abies_182 · Reddit

I built a small platform for giving human-made artwork a verifiable process I've been working on a small project called "Veramanu". The basic problem I started from was this: we're getting very good at generating images, but increasingly bad at knowing where an image actually came from. Trying to detect AI from the finished image alone didn't seem like a very solid long-term answer. So I take a different approach. Part of the creative process happens inside the platform, and that process

u/TheChilledTribe · Reddit

My product bet: image prompt libraries are a workaround for a missing discovery layer There’s a strange workflow around AI images: People see an image they like, search for the prompt or ask the LLM to craft a prompt to reproduce the same style, paste it into another ChatGPT, and hope they can reproduce the result. That feels less like a creative tool and more like moving source code between text boxes. I’m building therightpic around a different product hypothesis: The gallery should

u/Top_Breakfast3340 · Reddit

Before I spend money on marketing, can you tell me what's wrong with my landing page? Hi everyone, I'm a college student, and last week I launched my first web app: Rembrandt Lens. It lets users upload photos and use AI to generate professional portraits, headshots, and other stylized edits. So far, I've gotten almost no organic traffic, and before I spend money on TikTok/Instagram creators or ads, I want to make sure I'm not trying to market something with obvious flaws. I'd really a

u/SubstantialEvent7678 · Reddit

I made a AI Logo Generator that makes logos that look professional designed. Free to try Just launched today. Website is sceneblue.com I was frustrated with how bad currently offered gen AI logos were, so created this guy. Lmk what you think. Totally free to generate. Always looking for feedbacks and happy to answer questinos. submitted by /u/SubstantialEvent7678 to r/SideProject [link] [comments]