AI creative workflows

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Batching, and making forty of something

Lesson 4 of 10 in AI creative workflows.

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Batching is where generation stops being a toy. Forty products against one template, one product against forty backgrounds, one prompt across six seeds and four guidance values: all of it is the same mechanism, and doing it by hand is the thing a pipeline exists to prevent.

A person holds four small test prints and looks up at a wall where a grid of prints keeps multiplying, spreading off the edges. Next to them, a large lever has a stop block bolted on so it cannot be pushed fully.
Four in the hand first. The grid multiplies fast, so bolt a stop onto the lever.
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    Which of these words means this? “One job run many times with varying inputs.”

    • Searchable metadata
    • Batch
    • Unit cost
    • Backoff
  2. Question 2, locked

    Which of these words means this? “Every combination of two or more variables. Grows faster than people expect.”

    • Reproducible
    • Automation bias
    • Matrix
    • Sweep
  3. Question 3, locked

    Which of these words means this? “Varying one setting across a range to see what it does. How you learn a model.”

    • Batch
    • Sweep
    • Lineage
    • Option paralysis

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