AI Generated Image Thread

[lizard]

generate a photorealistic image of a young Navajo lady walking with an Appaloosa horse in a Golden Gai alley in Shinjuku, Tokyo.

 

[lizard]

generate a photorealistic image of a young Himba lady eating chow mein from a ubiquitous white and red Chinese takeout box with chopsticks. She is sitting on the ground in an Africe desert. She is wearing traditional Himba clothes. It is a beautiful morning. The weather is hot.

 

[lizard]

generate a photorealistic image of a cromagnon crouching outside a cave overlooking a valley. He is cooking duck a la orange on a green Coleman camp stove.

 

[CDONA]

Three hands for the Giants batter?

 

[lizard]

Three hands for the Giants batter?

She is Amish.

 

[lizard]

Surf and turf chow mein paired with cold brewski

Rattler and piranha (looks like AI can’t render a piranha)

 

[Enchanter]

Cool thread for sure but, (always a but right?) it's got some images that are pushing the limits of our policy against objectification of women. Let's keep the thread alive without posting any more of those.

 

[Blankpage]

Banksy was here

 

[lizard]

Cool thread for sure but, (always a but right?) it's got some images that are pushing the limits of our policy against objectification of women. Let's keep the thread alive without posting any more of those.

Duly noted.

Its odd that AI on its own volition renders provocative photos and thin / attractive women.

 

[lizard]

Generate a photorealistic image of a 1915 harley davidson racing at the isle of man

 

[lizard]

Generate a photorealistic image of a full face motorcycle helmet painted like a Michelangelo painting

 

[lizard]

Even the Neanderthal believed the worst day fishing was better than the best day working.

 

[lizard]

Rugby is a tough sport especially when you play the neanderthals.

 

[lizard]

When I was 5, we lived in Rio. My mother and I often walked the 3-4 blocks to Copacabana Beach. A recreation:

 

[lizard]

Create a photorealistic image of a smiling girl scout selling girl scout cookies to a happy Captain James T. Kirk inside the cockpit of Star Trek's Enterprise spaceship.

 

[berth]

Duly noted.

Its odd that AI on its own volition renders provocative photos and thin / attractive women.

Yea, obviously the AI has this thing about women.

Apparently asian women never wear underwear.

Create a photorealistic image of a smiling girl scout selling girl scout cookies to a happy Captain James T. Kirk inside the cockpit of Star Trek's Enterprise spaceship.

It's really coming up with some great images.

Does Copilot limit how many images you can make?

 

[augustiron]

That B&W mom and kid is the best photo like quality yet, wow.
But I also love how the AI does the post-apocalyptic stuff, but it definitely has a bit of cartoonishness to the textures

 

[DucatiHoney]

Duly noted.

Its odd that AI on its own volition renders provocative photos and thin / attractive women.

You know that it works off the data programmed into it or whatever nonsense it "sees" online. ...that whole garbage in/garbage out theory. You're a smart guy--give it better input.

 

[lizard]

Yea, obviously the AI has this thing about women.

Apparently asian women never wear underwear.



It's really coming up with some great images.

Does Copilot limit how many images you can make?

Copilot typically provides four images. Sometimes I post more than one. If I don’t like the images, I’ll slightly massage my prompt and then I’ll receive four more images. And if I don’t like the second set, I’ll massage again. Sometimes Copilot tells me to move on LOL

 

[tzrider]

Also, I have not hit a limit on the number of images you can create with Copilot. They do have a limit on the number of iterations per conversation, but you can keep starting new conversations.

Copilot does seem to have a bias towards creating attractive images of people. Even the Neanderthals are hot.

I haven't decided yet whether past prompts from a user influence the appearance of images the tool offers. The bottom line for all of us is to remain aware of the content before posting and ask ourselves, "Would this be fun for everyone?" I think the message has been delivered and taken to heart.

Speaking of fun, it would be nice if others would give this a try. There are several free tools out there. The one I have used the most is Copilot, a chat service within Bing. You can try it here: https://www.bing.com/chat. It does require a Microsoft account, so if that's a deal breaker for you, another tool might be more to your liking. I suspect most, if not all would require an account of some kind.