Oh nevermind the site is down. We're okay!
Dalle-3 Examples
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Fascinating, even poetic, that DALLE-3 imagined a simple vista with a sign that reads "Error establishing a database connection." It's almost as if AIs imagine a dystopian future where humans are cut off from the very networks they created.
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#13 >Some key advantages of DALL-E 3:
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>Creative Freedom – Ability to generate any theme, style or subject matter with impressive coherence. No restrictive content moderation.
Did they remove censorship from this one? My understanding is that the previous versions were heavily censored.Re: Dalle-3 Examples
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#15>Some key advantages of DALL-E 3: ... >Creative Freedom – Ability to generate any theme, style or subject matter with impressive coherence. No restrictive content moderation. Did they remove censorship from this one? My understanding is that the previous versions were heavily censored.
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#16Fascinating, even poetic, that DALLE-3 imagined a simple vista with a sign that reads "Error establishing a database connection." It's almost as if AIs imagine a dystopian future where humans are cut off from the very networks they created. Oh nevermind the site is down. We're okay!
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#17The “cute white tiger cub smiling, with tail, sticker, transparent background” is pretty funny: the background isn't actually transparent, but it instead (imperfectly) reproduces the grey-and-white tiling that is usually displayed by image viewers when opening transparent backgrounds.
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#18The speed at which AI is getting better is honestly a bit terrifying.
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#19What are the image dimensions you get inside ChatGPT? I don’t have it rolled out to me yet.
And also, can you fetch the un-watermarked image like you can in the Dalle Playground?
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#20Art and drawing is such a fun and creative skill for humans. I feel sad for the next generation, why bother learning when computers will do it better?