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I've been playing around with Copilot trying to recreate some childhood memory scenes, like me and my friends playing D&D in my parent's garage, my mate and I playing on the C64 in my bedroom, and my friends and I playing poker in my mate's bedroom (identical to my room except mirror-imaged, as we lived in the same type of house on the same estate) when we were 13 or 14, and drinking illicit beers that his Mum turned a blind eye to (we also snuck in a half bottle of vodka too, which we were definitely not allowed...) - but Copilot won't create the latter, presumably because of the underage drinking aspect 
Poker School
Retro Gamers
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How well do you think the images produced represent your memories?I've been playing around with Copilot trying to recreate some childhood memory scenes, like me and my friends playing D&D in my parent's garage, my mate and I playing on the C64 in my bedroom, and my friends and I playing poker in my mate's bedroom (identical to my room except mirror-imaged, as we lived in the same type of house on the same estate) when we were 13 or 14, and drinking illicit beers that his Mum turned a blind eye to (we also snuck in a half bottle of vodka too, which we were definitely not allowed...) - but Copilot won't create the latter, presumably because of the underage drinking aspect
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I can usually get them to a point where they certainly evoke the sense of what I was trying to get at, but they never quite get there in terms of being uncanny or super-familiar.
That said, I don't want them to be too close and replace the actual mental image(s) I have, but it is quite cool to create a visual representation of something that has only existed in my head for the last 35-40 years.
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Gymnastic
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a realistic photograph of a cute snail, the photo is macro zoomed, the snails shell is see through and shows a complex working engine.
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"Wide aspect ratio, abstract, mosaic, claymation, wide-angle lens, medieval village made of glass shards in many colors."
Odd and unappealing. But definitely odd.
Odd and unappealing. But definitely odd.
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Some photos that don't quite make sense but still look ok
A tall cliff with a road winding along the top with cars driving
A mechanic changing the oil on a tesla
A small aircraft with people parachuting
People jumping off a cliff into the sea
(Looks like it would hurt because the waters only waist deep )
A tall cliff with a road winding along the top with cars driving
A mechanic changing the oil on a tesla
A small aircraft with people parachuting
People jumping off a cliff into the sea
(Looks like it would hurt because the waters only waist deep )
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A couple of random portraits
Summer girl
Inspired by Gene Clark
Inspired by Gene Clark
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Adobe Throws Photographers Under the Bus Again: 'Skip the Photoshoot'
Is Adobe ignoring photographers?
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Personal jokes
Procurator Fiscal: "So many reports Francesca!... I may need you to take a few things down for me"
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Procurator Fiscal: "So many reports Francesca!... I may need you to take a few things down for me"
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I keep buying these cheese bake things for a local shop at lunchtime and storing them in a fridge at work, only to forget to take them home. My mate and I came up with a cunning plan and design a cap for me to wear, like those supermarket badges that say "Ask me for help", but so that any random person can remind me about my cheese bakes that I've forgotten to take home.
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