The image-generating AI is gaining momentum, providing an efficient solution for quickly producing a wide variety of images. Ideal for various projects like cover images for digital articles and social media, newsletter imagery, artists can use AI to quickly create adaptable images.
Current AI image generators, such as Midjourney or Dall-E, stir controversy by using artists’ works without consent or compensation. Yet, solutions are emerging to enable businesses to use AI for illustration without exploiting artists.
Tess aims to be one of these solutions, offering an intriguing approach by establishing collaborations with artists/creators to utilize their style in image generation.
Each AI model is trained on an artist’s style, with their consent. Utilizing a custom SDXL, the tool generat
Tess aims to democratize artistic creation while fairly compensating artists. Currently, only 100 artists have joined the platform, enticed by this innovative payment model. Tess is in beta, and registration is currently on a waiting list.
It’s an innovative approach worth noting, and its long-term viability against industry giants remains to be seen.
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