I like the idea of AI braces images as long as they are fairly realistic I'm not into anything to weird so for me yes I think they are another way to create images for a story especially where the braces are more of a fantasy rather than reality.

Good Points, M. 

1. My attempts so far which were quite since Dall-e and Stable Diffusion came along remains the same even in the current version.

2. Without "fine tuning" the model (training with photos on this topic), it will take a while before it is possible to see a simple photo of someone smiling with retainer showing the palate, or wearing headgear attached to braces.

3. ChatGPT is very good in writing very appealing stories on braces fetish as long as you don't use trigger words related to explicit topics.

4. In fact, anyone can easily use it for sensual and interesting braces stories skeletons and there are some examples in the braces story section:

https://www.bracesforum.net/braces-stories-braces-special-(english)/open-ai's-gpt-3-got-upgraded/

Summary:
Does any of our subscribers have this technological abilities which are not trivial?
If not, maybe it can be bought as a service considering enough people want this, then it is also cheap.

Anyone?

I have a personal distain with the way AI art is trained. It takes art from real artists without their permission and vomits out some amalgamation of the art. AI literature is a bit better in my opinion but I will always pick human-made art over AI-any day, I like art that has soul and unfortunatley a lot of AI art is very soulless. Human fetish art is far superior to AI fetish art IMO.

Of course, you could argue that an artist could be similar....  I'm thinking about how an artist might "be influenced by"... that concept applies to ANY form of art... songs, paining, acting.

This is nowhere near comparable to what AI art does. AI art has been observed to spit out fully stolen art. AI art will often just spit out source material with minimal changes, effectively stealing the art.

It's the difference between writing a Bob Marley inspired reggae song and re -ecording "No Woman No Cry" and changing the title to "Woman No Cry" in an effort to pass it as your own.
AI art in its current state is relatively dangerous to artists like myself who put years into our craft only for our art to be fed to an algorithm that mimicks it.
AI art could be a useful tool if it was made ethically, but in its current state it makes it so that artists become underpaid more than they already are. Again I'm not opposed to feeding AI art programs art that is free of copyright, but seeing my peer's works being fed to machines with no compensation is enraging to say the least.

Apologies for getting political lol.

I think, all copyright-discussion aside, we should absolutely try to train an embedding or hypernetwork for braces. I found no model so far that is able to generate anything but jumbled metal in peoples' mouths and this definitely has to change. Hit me up, if you think we could work on something.