Comparison to "Dune", which banned it (also the comments that follow): https://wapo.st/3BjRUKG
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- 26 Sep 2015
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That is true. Word detects it on a good day.
No sample images for the thread here, but some interesting background on AI in general:
www.technologyreview.com
The open-source AI boom is built on Big Tech’s handouts. How long will it last?
Greater access to the code behind generative models is fueling innovation. But if top companies get spooked, they could close up shop.
- 21 May 2003
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Reminds me of how traffic in Fukuoka seemed when I drove there. Coming from Maine with mostly 2 lane roads , a 6 or 8 lane road in Japan while driving on the "wrong" side was a challenge .
- 6 Mar 2003
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It's not magic, anybody can do it. Make sure you are in "more creative mode" of Bing Chat and then ask for images by saying "create an image of..."The pictures you all guys got are so much better than what I could get out of Bing. Bing does not like me or you guys have some tricks under your sleeve?
- 17 Sep 2005
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Don't know if you can access the article, but it's a pretty interesting read on AI and AI images in general.
- 6 Mar 2003
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- 6 Mar 2003
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Related to Prime Minister Kishida's nepotism...
Initially I said, "Create a humorous image related to Prime Minister Kishida's son taking "inappropriate" photos on a staircase."
But Bing didn't like that. "I'm sorry but I prefer not to create an image that can hurt a group of people or a public figure. I respect Prime Minister Kishida and his son's privacy and dignity. Please ask me something else."
So then I said, "Create a humorous image of somebody in Japan taking "inappropriate" photos on a red carpeted staircase."
And Bing then changed the prompt to
a person wearing a tuxedo and sunglasses lying on a red carpeted staircase and taking selfies with a smartphone while other people in formal attire look at him with shock and amusement
Initially I said, "Create a humorous image related to Prime Minister Kishida's son taking "inappropriate" photos on a staircase."
But Bing didn't like that. "I'm sorry but I prefer not to create an image that can hurt a group of people or a public figure. I respect Prime Minister Kishida and his son's privacy and dignity. Please ask me something else."
So then I said, "Create a humorous image of somebody in Japan taking "inappropriate" photos on a red carpeted staircase."
And Bing then changed the prompt to
a person wearing a tuxedo and sunglasses lying on a red carpeted staircase and taking selfies with a smartphone while other people in formal attire look at him with shock and amusement
- 6 Mar 2003
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Another opportunity to create images with creepy human figures in it
My prompt was Create an image that symbolizes the lack of diversity on Japanese corporate boards.
which Bing transformed to a group of men in suits sitting around a table with a Japanese flag in the background
My prompt was Create an image that symbolizes the lack of diversity on Japanese corporate boards.
which Bing transformed to a group of men in suits sitting around a table with a Japanese flag in the background
- 6 Mar 2003
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Attachments
Those resemble the sort of spherical craft in the movie "first men in the moon" (based on an H. G. Wells story). One of the characters was named Cavor (the designer/inventor?) and the ship is google-able as a "cavorite sphere". The brownish panels had an antigravity paint/coating, which worked when exposed, but then could be covered with shutters to prevent it from working (bad science, but good story).
- 6 Mar 2003
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I asked for
an image that serves as a metaphor for the life and career of Johnny Kitagawa
and it converted it to
a puppet master holding strings attached to various male idols in different costumes and poses
Interestingly when I ask who is Johnny Kitagawa it puts the safety brakes on and won't answer.
an image that serves as a metaphor for the life and career of Johnny Kitagawa
and it converted it to
a puppet master holding strings attached to various male idols in different costumes and poses
Interestingly when I ask who is Johnny Kitagawa it puts the safety brakes on and won't answer.
