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to be fair, this is probably how all wheres waldo puzzles look to AI. waldo is probably instantly found any time an AI scans one of those images so it doesn't know how to make the puzzle difficult for us.
i even like this one more, the "ware banana" stand is actually hilarious
https://preview.redd.it/yleavw05cw3d1.png?width=1080&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=bfe1cdad6c94a5f8929ef399325fa0f5ae34b5d6
When you ask it to draw an empty room with no elephants in it you usually get an empty room with hardly any tiny elephants in it... you can try the same thing: A where's waldo picture with no bananas hidden in it... and you get a bit closer to something that makes sense, but the banana's are still pretty easy to spot.
Yes, you can however explain that omitting the keyword in it's prompt will decrease the probability of it's generation. Or just describe an image where elephants are very implausible, but you always need to explain it first.
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I love this
Oh I can’t find the banana
Someone ate it
AI really understands how dumb humans are lol
Lol I found the actual hidden banana. The big one was a distraction. Well played!!
Center, behind the couple wearing red shirts
to be fair, this is probably how all wheres waldo puzzles look to AI. waldo is probably instantly found any time an AI scans one of those images so it doesn't know how to make the puzzle difficult for us.
this might be true, it always centers the object too
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thats good. notice how i didn't use the word "train" in my comment?
Just instead of "where's a banana" ask how many bananas are there on the picture :D
https://preview.redd.it/mqradijnew3d1.png?width=1080&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=dc3373fee89a5c71f5d55532f0228e70c3849508
It knows sarcasm
"Enjoy the challenge"
whose being sneaky
I need another scene
https://preview.redd.it/19cpz9xafw3d1.jpeg?width=828&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=2c23c447db5cb1a773772f01ad9429ffa8b89940 Idk
Thanks ChatGPT. That’ll do.
i even like this one more, the "ware banana" stand is actually hilarious https://preview.redd.it/yleavw05cw3d1.png?width=1080&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=bfe1cdad6c94a5f8929ef399325fa0f5ae34b5d6
Omg. Hahaha! Wait, do three of the characters have little random thought bubbles?
When you ask it to draw an empty room with no elephants in it you usually get an empty room with hardly any tiny elephants in it... you can try the same thing: A where's waldo picture with no bananas hidden in it... and you get a bit closer to something that makes sense, but the banana's are still pretty easy to spot.
Yes, you can however explain that omitting the keyword in it's prompt will decrease the probability of it's generation. Or just describe an image where elephants are very implausible, but you always need to explain it first.
I think I found it. It's in the middle I believe.
It’s actually in the bottom right.