D6130
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That really takes the biscuit!
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Sun Chariot
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I knew the gags would start!That really takes the biscuit!
Topological
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Nice image, but wrong thread.
Everyone knows that Shreddies are knitted by grannies.
Sun Chariot
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And Poppin' Pebbles - linked - always makes me think of rabbit-droppings
Ashley Hill
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Dave and his Shredded Wheat earlier seem even more relevant now
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What if, BR had experimented with battery locos?
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Sun Chariot
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Brilliant concept and best APT-P render I've yet seen.
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Topological
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What if Bionic Duckweed was real and had been used to power A4s?
Sun Chariot
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Topological
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Womanchester is an advanced place. They were doing 2024 graffiti long before the pacers were retired.
With enough prompting you can overcome Gemini's gender biases. Either that, or this is a vision of the future.
D6130
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Where's Wonder Woman on International Women's Day?
Sun Chariot
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Down the Chariot PubWhere's Wonder Woman on International Women's Day?
Possibly she will make an appearance this coming Saturday.
Excellent. I mean, what could possibly go wrong?
Topological
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OK there are some limitations on the realism. I mean, I gave the women pints and suggested they might read a book by Elon Musk (Ian Mask). It doubles up neatly though, because patience is always a mask.Down the Chariot Pub
Possibly she will make an appearance this coming Saturday.
Excellent. I mean, what could possibly go wrong?
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Sun Chariot
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It has two women looking for the Ferrari's engine, in its front trunk. Now, as to whether that's realistic...
Topological
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They are clearly inspecting to see if she has trapped a tamed racing driver in there. The AA have long offered a boot inspection service. Recently I had them come to confirm that I had not mis-stacked my Spam tins and pasties following a recent Tesco promotion.It has two women looking for the Ferrari's engine, in its front trunk. Now, as to whether that's realistic...
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Peter Mugridge
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Interesting that the AI has the stuff pouring out of both ends of the pipe - presumably there is a duckweed breeding facility at the base of the column?
Topological
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I let it off by observing what appears to be a third connection just behind the pump. Near where the driver is stood there is something going into the ground. My rationale is that the duckweed is somehow pumped in there and then unsuitable weed is sent back to the canal.
But that said, Bionic Duckweed is magic so maybe it grows faster than the train can take and the rest has to be dumped into the canal?
Although it will be corrected one day, currently AI has no concept of context. I asked for an unplugging and got one end of the wire with an unplugged plug. The other end of the wire was plugged in. Rather defeated the point of what I wanted, and also leaving the question of what on earth the wire actually did.
It is possibly unrealistic to use Mallard as the test locomotive. I rationalised that because it was Mallard used for the speed record, so the locomotive had already been a test loco in history.
Peter Mugridge
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Ah, but Mallard = the speedy duck, so would be entirely appropriate to be fuelled by duckweed...?
Topological
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Much as I am sure there would be some who wanted to pump Dwight Eisenhower full of duckweed, you are right.
Ashley Hill
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The ladies are off to celebrate National Woman`s Day.
As an aside, Dave and Harriet may have found fame. The landlord of my local pub took an interest and asked me to come up with a possible advert for his curry night. A few free pints and three minutes later.....
As an aside, Dave and Harriet may have found fame. The landlord of my local pub took an interest and asked me to come up with a possible advert for his curry night. A few free pints and three minutes later.....
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Topological
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I assume you used a real inside shot of the pub?
That street scene also looks like it might be the real one. It reminds me of my addition of a bridge and railway to Skeffington Road in Preston.
Ashley Hill
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It’s not the real interior, I don’t know how to use real photos with AI. If he creates a poster using my image the landlord would only use it within the pub.
The pub with the girls is AI created, I’ve no idea if it’s actually a pub anywhere. I’ve often wondered if humans created by AI such as my Dave character are sourced from random pictures found by AI on the internet.
Interesting how does copyright work with AI. Are the images created owned by Google or the creator?
Peter Mugridge
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It does, yes. Probably also all those albums on the cloud that are sneakily regarded as legitimate AI fodder by clauses in the smallprint of things like Google, Instagram, Facecrook, etc etc
The "author" is deemed, in the UK at least, to be the person who made the inputs that generated the image - i.e. you in this instance, and the copyright lasts 50 years from the date of creation of the image.
Sun Chariot
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@Ashley Hill - these two arrowed screen shots are how you select your own image as source data.
Your image-prompt starts: "use the attached image, however, [add / include / change / remove]..."
It's how I made these linked images.
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Your image-prompt starts: "use the attached image, however, [add / include / change / remove]..."
It's how I made these linked images.
Show off your realistic AI railway images!
I would advise Iskra to instruct drivers to lower the cab top pantograph ;) That’s the aerial for the onboard Sky Sports ;)
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Topological
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Since I know you are familiar with the Dolphin in Plymouth:
Because I am doing this for illustration and did not have my own image to hand, I have used an alamy image. You can see Gemini preserved the copyright there. My command was:
Because I am doing this for illustration and did not have my own image to hand, I have used an alamy image. You can see Gemini preserved the copyright there. My command was:
Ashley Hill
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@Peter Mugridge ,@Topological ,@Sun Chariot thanks for your replies. I’ll have a practice later and see what develops.
Topological
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Looking forward to seeing the results. Choose the free pints wisely.
Sun Chariot
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And reassure Mrs H, that the tall lap dancer in pub's interior background image, is AI. Definitely AI. So is that lipstick on your shirt collar.
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D6130
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That looks more like the Weymouth Quay tramway!
Topological
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I think it is clear where inspiration is taken from.That looks more like the Weymouth Quay tramway!
However, The Dolphin is definitely the Plymouth one. That was the objective of the post.
Ashley Hill
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Well here is my first image using my own photo. Dave & Harriet wear appropriate 1970s t shirts with a XC HST from Plymouth.
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