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Funny, strange, bizarre AI generated images.

spicer said:
Come on Chief, where's your head. Everybody loves knobs. The young, the old, the indifferent... the curious... everybody loves knobs.
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Yeah Chief, to your wow. It is rather profound, and everybody is intrigued, if just for a moment, and most, secretly, would like to touch them, turn them. They're knobs, first thing, even if the only thing one notices, it's the knobs, controls.
 
spicer said:
Yeah Chief, to your wow. It is rather profound, and everybody is intrigued, if just for a moment, and most, secretly, would like to touch them, turn them. They're knobs, first thing, even if the only thing one notices, it's the knobs, controls.
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I was never into all the knobs and switches when everything had them in the 70's. I am very minimalistic when. It comes to controls. I liked it when they started hiding most under covers. My preamp has one knob, volume, and 2 buttons. Input and active/passive.
 
DesertRatt said:
The image generator shows a marked lack of creativity. The pics aren't even interesting, considering it starts with a blank canvas. Uh, real artists - - have no fear and carry on please!
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'The pics from the generator shows a marked lack of creativity'... I'd say it this way, those depicted, do not show consciousness, awareness which, being A. I., is understandable.
 
GChief said:
I was never into all the knobs and switches when everything had them in the 70's. I am very minimalistic when. It comes to controls. I liked it when they started hiding most under covers. My preamp has one knob, volume, and 2 buttons. Input and active/passive.
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Yes, not you, but generally knobs are what is noticed first and even you notice them but not as being desirable.
 
DesertRatt said:
IMHO.
In 1977 R. Crumb designed a cover for Sound Advice magazine with wild audiophile theme. A.I. can't hold a candle to what that man's imagination yields. I couldn't cop the image, but it's here on the auction site.

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I don't know, it's all subjective. That really does nothing for me. The AI stuff, I find it interesting.
 
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