10. I drew some inspiration from a W. Kamau Bell post where he looked to the sky and noted that, no, no one is coming to save us. We need to save ourselves.
9. It would still be no masterpiece.
8. Absolutely, this would be much better if I had a budget, used actual actors with human nuance, and didn't have to rely upon the vagueries of AI. As a writer, I will always champion human creativity.
7. I decided to make a mini-movie, based on those results. It's mostly AI generated, though some of the sound comes from other sources.
6. It was the icing on the cake that asking for "masked military cosplayers" produced results so much like an organization now much in the news for all the wrong reasons.
5. For the next two, I put "Lady Knight" and "Knightingale," two of the heroes from Battle for the Planet Earth in a contemporary setting. The results suggested a story.
4. I experimented again. The first two generations were just nonsensical. The next two showed potential.
3. Recently, I learned that some of the free AI generators that I used a few months ago now score and add dialogue and sound to generations.
2. I created a ridiculous trailer for a movie as a way to experiment with and examine AI video generation, currently reshaping our culture and likely to change things exponentially. It was called, The Battle for the Planet Earth, the hypothetical film I might have made when I was nine years old.
1. I would never use AI in my writing. However, I have long been interested in AI, and occasionally play with free image and video generation to see what it can and cannot do-- without actually having to pay for the first-rate generators.
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"I'm definitely writing a strongly-worded letter to my travel agent about this!"
Godzilla is about forty years too late to meet King Kong (or is it two years too late?) and he's lucky that Doc Savage apparently moved out!
Don't tell me that the Avengers, Fantastic Four, Defenders and the X-Men are all out of town!
I'm pretty sure that's Thor in the lower left, and I think that's the Fantasticar coming up behind Godzilla's head.
10. I drew some inspiration from a W. Kamau Bell post where he looked to the sky and noted that, no, no one is coming to save us. We need to save ourselves.
9. It would still be no masterpiece.
8. Absolutely, this would be much better if I had a budget, used actual actors with human nuance, and didn't have to rely upon the vagueries of AI. As a writer, I will always champion human creativity.
7. I decided to make a mini-movie, based on those results. It's mostly AI generated, though some of the sound comes from other sources.
6. It was the icing on the cake that asking for "masked military cosplayers" produced results so much like an organization now much in the news for all the wrong reasons.
5. For the next two, I put "Lady Knight" and "Knightingale," two of the heroes from Battle for the Planet Earth in a contemporary setting. The results suggested a story.
4. I experimented again. The first two generations were just nonsensical. The next two showed potential.
3. Recently, I learned that some of the free AI generators that I used a few months ago now score and add dialogue and sound to generations.
2. I created a ridiculous trailer for a movie as a way to experiment with and examine AI video generation, currently reshaping our culture and likely to change things exponentially. It was called, The Battle for the Planet Earth, the hypothetical film I might have made when I was nine years old.
1. I would never use AI in my writing. However, I have long been interested in AI, and occasionally play with free image and video generation to see what it can and cannot do-- without actually having to pay for the first-rate generators.
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