Great anecdote on how things have changed technologically in the past couple of decades. Even technology from the past five years is quickly becoming dated as development accelerates.

The copyright issue is still up in the air. Some companies are going to let artists opt out of getting their work included in the training sets. Personally, I think we should throw everything into the AI blender, copyrighted or not. We're in a wild wild frontier of creative output, and this is the time to boldly start generating ideas. Shoot first and ask questions later. 🤠

Computer, take my measurements and print out a trouser cut with a high waist, a box pleat in the middle of each front trouser cut and trouser legs that taper out tightly. Including inside pockets and a four-centimeter waistband. Add all seam allowances in each case.

You could also share those measurements with us, so we can create our own AI version of @erh.germany to have outrageous conversations with based on data mined from information available online. That'd be incredible! ;)

I have many ideas swirling in my head too and oftentimes they're not clear. I'm finding that generating images helps me narrow those ideas and synthesize them better. I often write pieces of narrative with no clear plot, and now that I'm revisiting those pieces and generating AI images for them, I find that with the AI output, I'm able to think about how the narrative should unfold more easily than using pure imagination. The AI is like an imagination machination that makes salient that which is nebulous in the mind. It's incredible, and I'm excited for what lies ahead.

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