AI generated font using Nano Banana

Not "world's first" by a long shot.

Someone's made a python script in June 2024 to do it semi-automatically using SD 1.5: https://github.com/414design/4lph4bet_processor

AI should play a few runs of this game before attempting font design:

https://type.method.ac/

> Worlds first AI generated font

hmm, not sure: https://www.linkedin.com/feed/update/activity:72925311263198... (disclaimer: i'm a former employee)

I'm pretty sure Grant Sanderson capitalizes his first name.

Ok but what is the Russian Orthodox font at the top of the article?

As opposed to putting an LLM inside a font

https://fuglede.github.io/llama.ttf/

I’m sure Microsoft would love to include it in WordArt.

> Worlds first Ai generated font

For a brief moment I thought the title was referring to Adobe Illustrator.

The writing style of this was so chaotic. I loved it, in a loopy, end-of-day sort of way

why dont they show you it in use? seems like an obvious thing.

> I also found out that my friend's company got charged $2,000 per character. WTF.

Is there more context to this? I can't see anything preceding it that explains what it's referencing.

A font without copyright is not a real font.

> Imagine each Substack owner can make their own font to highlight the essence of their writing.

No please, for the love of all that is good and holy, please no

I had tried vector based work a couple years ago and generative AI models were very limited at keeping up

I could see them being better now, havent revisited

Pretty interesting that this much is possible. Too bad the fonts are terrible.

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