Default-style sameness in AI art reflects user defaults, not model mode collapse
snowclipsed · x · 2026-09-28
Pushing back on the "AI images all look the same = mode collapse" claim, snowclipsed argues current models are capable enough across styles that default-style ubiquity signals users not knowing what they want and accepting defaults — not a real loss of stylistic capability.
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