What are the main websites or software from one year ago for auto generating AI art?

The answer correctly identifies several platforms like DALL-E, Artbreeder, RunwayML, NightCafe Studio, and StarryAI, which were active in AI art generation one year ago. However, it significantly omits two of the most prominent and widely used platforms from that period: Midjourney and Stable Diffusion. These were arguably central to the AI art landscape in mid-2023. Additionally, while DeepArt is a valid AI art tool, its prominence as a 'main' platform had largely diminished by one year ago compared to the newer generative models. The list, therefore, lacks completeness regarding the most impactful tools of that specific timeframe.

The answer is largely accurate and relevant. One year ago (late 2023) would have been after the major AI art boom. DALL-E 2 and DALL-E 3 were both available, Midjourney was highly prominent but notably missing from this list, and Stable Diffusion was a major open-source option also not mentioned. The platforms listed are real and were available, though some details could be more precise: Artbreeder predates the recent AI art wave by several years using different technology (GANs), and DeepArt uses style transfer which is older neural network technology rather than the text-to-image diffusion models that dominated in 2023. The answer would be more complete with inclusion of Midjourney and Stable Diffusion, which were arguably the two most significant players alongside DALL-E during that period. Adobe Firefly was also emerging as a major platform by late 2023.

The answer is partially accurate but incomplete and misses key mainstream tools from 2023. Major omissions include Midjourney (highly popular Discord-based AI art generator) and Stable Diffusion (open-source software powering many tools). DeepArt is outdated and less relevant by 2023, as it focused on style transfer rather than text-to-image generation like contemporaries. RunwayML is more video-oriented, though it supports images. The list skews toward lesser-known or niche options, reducing completeness for 'main' websites/software.