[GOAT8U2]

As mentioned the time it's doing these in is unreal, that's a compounding effect that will speed up movies, TV shows etc. Marvels "Secret Invasion" TV show has an AI intro, it probably pumped out a ton of versions and they then used the best clips as the main 1, in like 2 hours because the editor couldn't decided which ones to use because they were all creative and good.

I like the Where's Waldo of details wrong, that's a fun test to see what is jacked etc. One of the cars had like 6 exhaust pipes underneath facing forward in that wheelie shot, hilarious. The Bender one was half convertible half hard top. Actually one of the fire cars had killer 5 spoke wheels.

AI has already created deadly toxins mankind never came up with, a couple of scientists let it run overnight and the **** it spit out freaked them, they stopped and realized, not a great test to run. Hopefully it'll cure and save more than it'll kill.

The images are fun, actually the input going into the AI has been creative which helps you the user gain more insight into what you want to see and your feelings towards the results. It'll train you to be very descriptive and process the results to meet your criteria or vision etc. I think a big plus to AI is time efficiency, one of the most valuable things in your life to gain back when possible.

[Shiny]

Originally Posted by GOAT8U2

....AI has already created deadly toxins mankind never came up with, a couple of scientists let it run overnight and the **** it spit out freaked them, they stopped and realized, not a great test to run. Hopefully it'll cure and save more than it'll kill....

Definitely a blessing and a curse. I appreciate the tech but remain cynical about the ethics of business and worse, the profitability of crime.

I always pegged Gandolph as a Ford guy..

"A classic muscle car show in the Shire judged by Gandolph"

[Shiny]

"First astronauts on the moon exiting their lunar module designed as a Pontiac GTO"

[Shiny]

[burd]

Do a y88 at the Betty Ford clinic, for me

[jhein]

Originally Posted by burd

Do a y88 at the Betty Ford clinic, for me

Yes, we need some F bodies in here.

[srmmmm]

Originally Posted by jhein

Yes, we need some F bodies in here.

So I requested "a blonde in a black dress leaning on a gold 1970 Firebird in a parking lot in front of a mountain lake" to produce my personal advertising brochure picture. Other than the turn signal indicators on the top of the fenders - not bad! It definitely performs better with the more accurate description you give it. My wife should enjoy the image of me in front of her BMW 428i.