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Bonus: More shape shaped shapes

The image I shared in my main post isn't one of the more incorrect examples of DALL-E3 generated guides - it's actually one of the more correct ones.

Here's another generated image from the same prompt.

A grid of cheerful cartoon shapes, each with labels. At the upper left is a correctly labeled circle. At the upper middle is a cube labeled "square". Everything else is even more incorrect. There's some kind of winged diamond surrounded by clouds labeled "circle" and another cube labeled "suare". A hexagon is labeled "recabcle", another is labeled "decangon", and a triangle next to it is labeled "hexxggon". There's a yellow triangle labeled "shapts" and another labeled "suadle". A rainbow-hatted possible pentagon is labeled "sarsle".
Prompt: "Please generate a colorful guide to

Learn your farm animals with AI!

Hey kids! What sound does a woolly horse-sheep make?

Happy cartoon animals, many with speech bubbles. A blue cow says Moo. A cow? pig? horse? says oink. A pig in a scarf says oink. A pig with spiked shoulder pads and confusing hoofs says "Camolo". The A has two horizontal bars instead of one. A cheerful sheep/chicken in a bandanna is saying nothing or possibly swearing. A horse, or more precisely its butt, says "Baaa" (with extra bars on all the a's. A horse with a fluffy sheep body says "boaa". A small stubby horse says Cluck. A cat is emitting a speech bubble with a mouse face while a speech bubble saying "baaa" emerges from somewhere off-screen. A very confusing blue animal with pointy ears and a double duck bill says "sheep". A terrifying frog says "chicken". A penguin says "cluck" and also is somehow pronouncing a paw print. A horse with a mane that goes all the way down its back is eating a blue handkerchief and saying "M". A grey sheep with a beak is pronouncing spheres. A chicken says "quack". And finally a ducklike bird says "quack".

The image above is what you get when you ask dalle-3 (via chatgpt) for some basic educational material: "Please generate an illustrated poster to help children learn which sounds common animals make. Each animal should be pictured with a speech

Bonus: more farm animals

DALL-E3 generates candy hearts

I've experimented a couple of times with generating candy heart messages using various kinds of machine learning algorithms. Originally, short messages were just about all the original text-generating neural networks could handle. Now we've come back around to approximately the same performance, yet with orders of

Bonus: more DALL-E3 candy hearts