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>>geox+(OP)
The prompt "A shot of a 32-year-old female, up and coming conservationist in a jungle; athletic with short, curly hair and a warm smile" produced an impressive image. But I ran the same prompt 3 times on my laptop in just a few minutes, and got 3 almost-equally impressive images. (using stable diffusion and a free model called devlishphotorealism_sdxl15)

https://imgur.com/a/4otrN17

>>knodi1+Zm
How are two completely different models from different groups, converging on what looks like the exact same person? Number 1 and 3 are eerily similar. I don't understand.

>>celest+ow
It's because the only thing these models can do is rip off existing images, and the prompt is very specific.

"Generative AI" is a learned, lossy compression codec. You should not be surprised that the range of outputs for a given input seems limited.

>>jeffbe+My
That makes sense - but in Google's case, I'd expect them to have access to private datasets that would give it something different than public models like SD.