For William TC

[hglewis]

Enjoy!

[c0e0b240]

nice

[hglewis]

My wife calls it a "Liorkaroo" pronounced "Ly-Or-Ka-Roo"

[allpurposewriter]

It's not a lionkaroo. It's a lionkillroo. Lionkaroos don't have killer whale back ends. And lionkaroos have pouches. 

I will say, that if this is AI, it will have an enormous audience among five and six-year-olds. I find it very creepy, but elder toddlers will have fewer preconcieved notions to wrestle with. I find its attempt to be slick and attractive to be more offensive than appealing.

[williamtcooper · Accepted solution]

Woodrow,

That is hilarious! 😀

It's so strange that it would cause people on social media to stop and say what is that.

[lizablau]

Woodrow,

Is this AI created?  If so, what's so creative about slapping together the front and back end of two different species?  An 8 year-old using their own brain could come up with something more imaginative.  

[hglewis]

Hi Lisa,

Yes, it is. And you are correct. There is nothing creative about this.

However, I have technology clients, i.e., IT, MSP, and Cybersecurity firms, I write for, requiring me to stay current on the latest trends.

So, for the past year and a half, I've been testing the different AI tools to see what they do and what the end results look like using various commands.

In this instance, I asked ChatGPT to create a creature that is half orca, half lion, half kangaroo, sprinting across the desert, and what you see is the result. 

[colettelewis]

Sadly, it kills any creative instinct that a mere mortal may have. It is an interesting picture or amalgam - but it is well - dead ...