AI Model Families: Pick an Image-Generation Model for Your Real Brief

End-of-lesson check

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1. A designer needs an image with readable text embedded in it. Which model family should they prioritize in their shootout?

   1. Latent space control
   2. Photorealism
   3. Text rendering capability
   4. Illustration style

2. Why might running the same prompt across three different image models reveal useful information?

   1. All models produce identical images so comparison is unnecessary
   2. Models learn from the same data and will always match
   3. Each model interprets prompts differently, showing varied adherence and style
   4. Running multiple prompts wastes time and resources

3. A marketing team wants to use AI-generated images in paid advertisements. What is the most critical factor to verify before final selection?

   1. The model's popularity on social media
   2. The year the model was released
   3. The model's licensing terms for commercial use
   4. The color palette of generated images

4. Which statement best describes why no single image-generation model is universally superior?

   1. Image models have reached a point where further improvement is impossible
   2. Open-source models are always better than proprietary ones
   3. Different models excel on different dimensions like photorealism versus text rendering
   4. The newest model always outperforms all previous versions

5. A client requests a portrait of a living celebrity for a marketing campaign. What does the lesson advise about this scenario?

   1. No model can safely handle copyrighted likenesses without risk
   2. Copyright only applies to photographs, not AI generations
   3. Models can generate any celebrity likeness legally
   4. Celebrity portraits are always allowed under fair use

6. When conducting a model shootout, what three scoring criteria does the lesson recommend?

   1. Color, composition, and file size
   2. Adherence, quality, and revision turnaround
   3. Creativity, humor, and controversy
   4. Speed, cost, and popularity

7. A brand needs consistent visual style across multiple generated images. Which model characteristic should they prioritize?

   1. Text rendering ability
   2. Prompt adherence consistency
   3. Maximum photorealism
   4. Fastest generation speed

8. Why does the lesson recommend staying current with new model releases?

   1. New models ship monthly with improved capabilities
   2. Older models become illegal to use
   3. Models can only generate five images before breaking
   4. AI image generation has already peaked

9. A project requires editing an existing AI-generated image to change one element. What should the brief prioritize?

   1. Maximum image resolution
   2. Editing capability of the model or workflow
   3. Text rendering accuracy
   4. Photorealistic style

10. What limitation is beyond what any current image-generation model can overcome?

    1. Replacing human aesthetic judgment
    2. Generating images faster than GPUs allow
    3. Understanding copyrighted character intent
    4. Creating images larger than 4K resolution

11. A student needs to compare three image models for a school project about urban landscapes. They should first classify what type of images they need. Which category best fits this brief?

    1. Text-in-image
    2. Illustrative
    3. Photorealistic
    4. Editing-focused

12. A designer receives vastly different outputs from the same prompt across two models. What does this demonstrate about image generation?

    1. AI has learned to refuse certain content arbitrarily
    2. One model is broken and needs repair
    3. Models have different prompt interpretations and style defaults
    4. Prompts work identically across all platforms

13. What does the lesson identify as a key axis for comparing image models alongside photorealism and text rendering?

    1. Model release date
    2. Training data size
    3. Editing capability
    4. GPU memory requirements

14. A company wants to generate images that look like a specific famous painting style. Why might they still need human aesthetic judgment?

    1. The AI cannot determine if outputs achieve the desired artistic effect
    2. Painting style generation is fully automated with no human input needed
    3. Human judgment is only needed for photorealistic images
    4. AI will always perfectly replicate any artistic style

15. Why might a five-prompt shootout be more useful than testing a single prompt when selecting a model?

    1. Models only work correctly on the fifth attempt
    2. Single prompts provide more accurate results than multiple attempts
    3. Multiple prompts reveal consistency and range across different request types
    4. Five prompts are required by law for model selection