LifeSunDeath posted:

AceClown posted:

DALL-E full access approved!

Asked my sister for a prompt:
Cthulhu eating a giant squid



gently caress this thing is incredible

AceClown posted:

DALL-E full access approved!

Asked my sister for a prompt:
Cthulhu eating a giant squid



gently caress this thing is incredible

Scholtz posted:

Removing the watermark is against TOS fyi

AceClown posted:

I don't see a watermark? I just did a screen snip on the result

AceClown posted:

I've been through the terms and I can't find anything about the watermark (I thought it was an odd colour palette originally) but all the policy docs and terms of use don't say anything about cropping?

https://labs.openai.com/policies/terms

quote:

(f) You will not remove, obscure, or alter any notice, including any notice of intellectual property right, appearing on or contained within the APIs or Content.

quote:

(b) You will not: (i) distribute, sell, lend, transfer, or grant any rights in or to all or any portion of the APIs or Content to any third party (except for making Content available to end users and allowing end users to use your integration of the APIs through the Application); (ii) create any software that functions substantially the same as the APIs and offer it to third parties; (iii) reverse assemble, reverse compile, decompile, translate or otherwise attempt to discover the source code of any component of the APIs; (iv) modify, alter, tamper with, repair or otherwise create derivative works of the APIs or Content or attempt to do so; (v) use the APIs or Content in connection with any spyware, malware, virus, worm, Trojan horse, or other malicious or harmful code, or any software application not expressly and knowingly authorized by users prior to being downloaded or installed on their computer or other electronic device; (vi) interfere or attempt to interfere in any manner with the functionality or proper working of the APIs; or (vii) use the APIs to develop competing products or services.

AceClown posted:

DALL-E full access approved!

Asked my sister for a prompt:
Cthulhu eating a giant squid



gently caress this thing is incredible

wa27 posted:

Got my Dall-e invite today (took 31 days) and realized I'm very uncreative. But I did go down this rabbit hole:

"Mad Max in the style of a russian avant garde movie poster"





"forrest gump in the style of a russian avant garde movie poster"


"the matrix in the style of a russian avant garde movie poster"



"titanic (1997) in the style of a russian avant garde movie poster"



"Jay and Silent Bob in the style of a russian avant garde movie poster"

Yoshi Jjang posted:

Just got my DALL-E invite the other night and I'm using it for nefarious purposes the good of the world!



magazine cover photo of a fat badger eating two corndogs

Zopotantor posted:

quote:

An extremely fat dog committed securities fraud in plain sight at the Wall Street exchange trading floor.

According to a lawsuit filed in federal court in New York on Monday, the dog named "Fatso" was being used by his owner, a trader named Charles Noall, to get a leg up on other traders as a "piggybacking" proxy, or proxy-for-hire. The suit alleges that Fatso's owner, named in the suit as "Hedge Fund 1," was taking advantage of a loophole in the SEC's rules that allows hedge funds to make investments in companies that they don't actually own.

The hedge fund is accused of using Fatso to trade stocks in companies that he didn't actually own.

Fatso's owner, who was not named in the suit, allegedly hired a broker to place trades for him in order to conceal his ownership of the stock. The broker, who was not named in the suit, would then sell the shares to Fatso for a commission. Fatso's owner would then pay the broker the proceeds, according to the lawsuit.

wa27 posted:

wa27 posted: