Hi everyone! I played around with this AI app and made these images. It's amazing how it can turn your layout ideas into something you can actually see!
Your AI app does not seem to know much about how vehicles navigate. Looks like a massive grid lock about to happen at the T-intersection in the first picture.
Bernd
A late welcome aboard! Was checking your recent 2024-2025 builds. Nice work.
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Philip
Welcome! Great pictures thanks for sharing.
Jerry
Welcome and really neat photos.
Jim
Another toy to play with. Great pictures.
George
Welcome aboard. I don't know a thing about AI and I'm too old to learn. Question: What am I looking at? Is there anything real about your pictures?
Here's a true statement about AI, not only for mechanics, but any other hands-on work.
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Bernd
Quote from: Bernd on September 01, 2025, 06:53:54 PMHere's a true statement about AI, not only for mechanics, but any other hands-on work.
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Bernd
Well, as formerly mechanical systems (like automobiles) turn into electro-mechanical systems (how many computers in a Chevy Colorado? I dunno, but I bet it's way more than 10. This says '20 or so', not counting PCMs https://www.coloradofans.com/threads/computer-chips.426161/). Functionality that was formerly done with discrete systems is now being done in software driving computers. These days, you have to plug a computer into the car to talk to the car's computers, and make sense of all the data recorded there. So (unfortunately!) I think AI will become increasingly important in diagnosing electro-mechanical systems. But that doesn't mean human intuition will be superseded, but we -hope- augmented by AI diagnostics.
dave
Mayatic, I love all of these images, and would like to see more!
I would love to learn more on how you were able to produce them using this Gemini generated images.
Greg
This comic seems relevant:
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dave
Great AI photos. Thanks for sharing.
Also, welcome to the forum.
Tom