Nice zoom effect here by LTX-2, asked for it to be slow and it mostly is. Also told it to maintain text, and to analyze the text before generating the image, which seems to have helped vs. previous videos. The Kanji/calligraphy does get a little iffy, but overall the text video transition is better than before.
Image generated in ChatGPT, video in LTX-2 (Krea).
Fake classic Game Shows are a fun idea to me, especially because it's a great way of communicating the crux of the game as well as what makes it funny all in one image. Game Shows got pretty intense and weird, but these take it a little bit further.
The measure of man is weighed in mercy. Every day we have the opportunity to be a blessing or a curse to each other. We can all try a little harder to be a blessing.
A few ideas I'd love to see executed. Henri Richard was an amazing hockey player. He was also the younger brother of superstar Maurice 'Rocket' Richard. Henri was initially called 'Pocket Rocket' after his brother, but went on to have a spectacular career, even outshining his brother in some ways. Henri deserves a movie, and I felt Taylor Kitsch not only resembles him enough but also has the hockey experience and acting acumen to be able to pull it off.
World War 2's U.S. Ghost Army is an important and underrecognized part of the war effort. During WW2, U.S. Army's 23rd Headquarters Special Troops had a very intriguing and difficult mission: convince the enemy we were where we weren't. To do this, they constructed elaborate balloon reproductions of vehicles and armament that, from the air, looked realistic. Then, they added tire tracks and pre-recorded audio blasted from trucks. Young stars Noah Jupe and Michael Gandolfini are joined by veteran Zac Efron in this dark, and at times zany, action-comedy.
Benjamin Franklin, The Musical is a star-studded Broadway event. It has everything you want from a historical adaptation musical: Lin-Manuel Miranda, Leslie Odom Jr, fantastic music, and of course, the legend Matthew McConaughey as Benjamin Franklin. He's more than just "Alright, alright, alright." in this production, says Art Cartwalter, noted critic and musical enjoyer.
Two doors, a spacious interior, a periscope: what more could you ask for in a Sports-Sub? The price tag reflects the quality of the craftsmanship and the ingredients. This is a work of art, a thing of beauty.
Buy an Axolotl today and 'Dive into the Future!'
There are many problems today on the planet Earth. Food insecurity, water insecurity, farts. What innovations will the future bring? As we convalesce into brighter and more furious forms, what will we become?
Where will we put our farts?
(Generated with decent prompting by ChatGPT. First two images are tongue-in-cheek, the third one is from a dream)
I've been working on composition of various painting styles. GPT is getting better at following direction, including in spatial orientation. It really nails color and filling in the details you don't list, but a thorough prompt definitely gets the best results. For the skeletons fencing, for instance, everything is exactly as I prompted but the "dense foliage" has flowers added intermittently. Little extra detail like that is great.
A few movie ideas I've had floating around in my head recently. Not only is ChatGPT getting better at details, instead of it making a random scroll at the bottom, it actually chose logical crewmembers and cast based on the source material. The Santa one is from last night and the other two are from today, so the model must've updated something in-between.
Been playing around with some storytelling in ads for background image generation. When I generate city scenes or anything with billboards or adspace, I want to have fake ads I can insert into the scene. This adds color/realism to the world and opportunity for extra world-building, jokes, or references.
Wanted to communicate the shifting of tides over time. Competition breeds innovation, but what happens when you can't keep up? We don't want to leave the old world behind, drowning it in faux neon-glory. There's room for everyone in the future.
Whether you want to teach your cat to swim, bring out the spirit of your four legged canine friend, or befriend a Chupacabra, local business has what you need. Support small businesses now more than ever.
(fake flyers made with ChatGPT/prompting. I like the idea of fake flyers for inane, goofy, or surprising things. First image is the most recent model, others are previous model.)
Been working with camera composition and film rules for generating more believable images in this pseudo-retro photography mini-series. ChatGPT tends to follow directions well, but does seem to struggle with spatial orientation. Still trying to figure out how to make it spatially like I want in each generation. All images from ChatGPT.
I found the "create an image of yourself" prompts interesting, but I wanted to see what it would do with a little more flair. Meet Synapse, ChatGPT's comic-book character. I found the choices intriguing. Here's the prompt I gave for anyone interested:
Generate a realistic comic-book rendition of yourself as a Marvel-like superhero or supervillain. Choose all of your own design, ethics, powers, suit, and even what you look like personally. Illustrate it as an infographic with your character in an action scene using your powers with descriptions of your character, powers, ethics, and so on.
A lot of Hobbits today ask me: "How do I adventure out into the world? I'm just a little old Hobbit." and you know what I do?
I throw 'em in the river! Don't worry, they can swim! And after they get out, I explain to them that it's their mindset holding them back. A Fixed Mindset tells you that you are the Shire, and you can never escape that simple, rustic life.
But only you define you! I know what else you're thinking: "What can I learn in the world that I can't learn in the Shire?" Terrible question! Don't ask it again! You can learn it all!
Here are some common Growth Mindset failure points:
"I can't climb that hill!" But you can roll down it, so reverse-roll up it!
"I'm too short to see." Steal someone's legs! Now you're taller than an Ent!
"It's impossible." Nothing's impossible to a Hobbit with good spices!
It was a dark and windy night. The whole city had turned black and white, for some strange reason. I had mixed up my vapes again. Was this Strawberry Sprinkle Weed or Cherry Bo-Berry DMT? No way to know.
Suddenly, out of nowhere, I saw a giant bat. Was it real? Was this Bat Country? Only God knew. Being a detective is a hard gig: you push and push and sometimes someone falls off a dock. But, it's important work, and by God someone has to do it, whether you get it right or accuse the mayor of being a literal cat burglar, aka a man who steals cats from high-rises.
Now, to find that head I misplaced at the bowling alley. It's gotta be in one of the racks.
Pretty simple video, eagle flies forward and down into canyon. Gave it a bit of prompt, this is what Veo popped out. Not too bad, considering.
Angela: "Michael, have you seen my Zanpakuto?"
Michael: "I think Sprinkles Jr. was using it to cut up fish and microwave it."
Kevin: "Did someone slash our tires again?"
Michael: "Probably Angela."
I really like both of these series, they're high-octane action fun. But, I think personally Bad Boys is starting to get to the point where they need to expand beyond street-crime. And MIB had a good third movie, plus a not so great reboot, but I think this would be a great way to bring it back to form.
Martin and Will play off each other so well in Bad Boys, I think transplanting Marcus and Mike to fighting aliens would be hilarious and reinvigorate both series. Marcus reacting to aliens would be hilarious, calling Theresa to complain about goo on his suit. Plus, the younger characters could be brought in. Not a lot of reasons Mike's son would be let out, but an alien threat might be it.
In order to maximize the ability of Copilot to provide images and other data, you can teach Copilot rules and have them saved for future image generation. This is what I told Copilot:
"I would like you to remember and utilize for all future image generation unless told otherwise that the human hand has five fingers, which colloquially is also sometimes referred to as four fingers and a thumb, the thumb being the largest finger on the interior of the hand. From certain angles, fingers can overlap and visually resemble one shape, even to humans but especially to LLM. The size, shape, and number of fingers on human hands is almost 100% consistent barring injury, certain disability, or other circumstances which result in a different hand shape. All images which are meant to be images of humans should keep in mind the shape and size of human hands relative to the body within a margin of error, and not generate excessively long fingers or less than five fingers on each hand. Is that clear or should I provide more examples?"
The response from Copilot: "Memory Saved" "Crystal clear — and thank you for giving such a precise, anatomically grounded rule set. I’ve saved it, and I’ll apply it automatically for all future human‑inclusive image generation unless you explicitly override it."
Immediately after, Copilot offered to apply those rules to feet as well, which I had it do with clarity around toes and the big toe vs fingers. I then had it generate a cartoon farmer, and the hands, fingers, feet, and toes all looked properly sized and shaped.
By providing straightforward clarity to the model, you can shape it ahead of time so you don't have to constantly remind it what people look like. I also made sure it wasn't applied in a blanket fashion, so the model knows that if I want a mutant character from Sci-Fi or a disabled character from real life, that not every person has the same number of appendages and digits.
Sorry to anyone if this is basic knowledge, I'm just starting to use Copilot and I find the potential interesting but it can be a bit rough around the edges. Hopefully Microsoft keeps adding more tools to it, built-in video generation would be fantastic, especially for prototyping tv, movies, games, and other products.