This is a very good chat bot! No need to signup or anything, just dive straight in.

Almost zen-like, and it encourages discourse.

https://heypi.com/talk

A simple image generator with plenty options - again, no signup.

https://www.catbird.ai/

And a massive collection of resources

https://supertools.therundown.ai/

AI is now coming for MUSIC!

The generation for classic paintings is ?

https://google-research.github.io/seanet/musiclm/examples/  

Some great work with PS's beta AI regenerative fill ...

https://twitter.com/mrgreen/status/1661631011740950530?s=20

Anyone tried Bing's Image Creator yet ?

Very easy to use, quite fast, free, and decent results via DALL.E (not sure why Yoda kept turning out so large though!)

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Did you do the prompts for these yourself? I've tried a few of these things with prompts that I thought would be easy to interpret, with rubbish results most of the time. I realise of course you have to experiment with the prompts, but I ran out of patience when I couldn't even find one that could draw a Rubik's cube.

Yes, these were from my own prompts. Some things it's not able to do so well, for reasons unknown - like Yoda being too big, and the Ahsoka images were all cartoon-like (I guess that's from the animated source images, pre-dating the latest live action show).

a huge rubik's cube in the desert, looking like an artistic monument > Out of the 4 images, this was the only one that looked physically realistic.

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Albert Einstein solving a Rubik's cube puzzle, realistic, cinematic, sepia > again, of the 4, this was the only image to show a proper 3x3 cube

Okay thanks. I thought I'd try that one and found I'd tried it a few months ago, with my old prompts and results still there. Regenerating an old prompt ('angry jesus smashing a rubik cube with a big hammer in classic oil painting style') threw up noticeably improved results:

A typical result from 3 months ago:

https://th.bing.com/th/id/OIG.vg.6LtzAO2I4d_HkccFL?pid=ImgGn

Today:

https://th.bing.com/th/id/OIG.IeWIPmLrUCG6gGWRztpk?pid=ImgGn

I have no artistic ability of my own and was trying to make images to sell as greeting cards. I have monkeyed with another generator but you need to fork out real money to get better results and I'm reluctant to do that until I know for sure it can draw exactly what I want. Or at least remove the 'we can't do this now because of high demand' message.

I've just found out that Bing doesn't want to generate from a certain prompt involving Jesus but was lying to me about being busy - even though it had no problem with the prompt 3 months ago. As a tester for this sort of thing I usually try 'jesus crucified upside down' and not a single one has ever managed it. I reckon I need an atheist-friendly one.

That's quite a striking difference!

Using the prompt: ((Under a dramatic sunset)), Jesus is depicted crucified upside down.

Gives me these at labs openai com (pretty poor)

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I suppose it cannot find any genuine upside down images, so struggles to make sense of the prompt.

Using this > ((Under a fiery sky)) Jesus is depicted crucified. He is hanging upside down. Mountain backdrop. Detailed, realistic, cinematic.

Gives me crazy surrealism with OpenAI, and a lack of upside-down with Bing >