The Rolling Stonemasons, who also dabbled in bricklaying during their heyday in the postwar Britain of the 1940s and '50s, proudly stand by their completed masterpiece... [cont.]

A.I. Overview: The Rolling Stonemasons of Crapstone, a quaint village in Devon, were a celebrated group of craftsmen who cut, shaped, and assembled stone for building, restoration, and decorative purposes. Their lead stonecutter, Mickey "D" Jägermeister, was known for his big pouty lips and peculiar "chicken walk" that left all the female enthusiasts of stone masonry (and brick laying) weak in the knees.

 

Using traditional hand tools and modern power trio equipment, they worked with materials like sandstone, limestone, and granite to build walls, monuments, and intricate architectural features, all the while singing their original compositions such as "Heart of Stone", "Rocks Off", "Stop Breaking Down My Nice Brick Wall" and of course "Sympathy for the Overworked Stonemason".

 

When they weren't busy erecting ancient stone walls in Crapstone, they excelled at high-stakes "bricksmanship", expertly using mortar between bricks that they had just "laid", but not in that sense, get your mind out of the gutter, you immature human.

 

In the 1960s and 1970s, they played a foundational role in the construction industry, responsible for building the waterproof and weatherproof exterior shell of houses, schools, bridges, and commercial properties, such as ABKCO Records' opulent world headquarters located in some big, expensive city somewhere.

 

A.I. responses may include "mistakes" in understanding the meaning of the term "bricksmanship".

 

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ACTUAL AI-GENERATED OVERVIEWS:

 

Stonemasons are highly skilled craftspeople who cut, shape, and assemble stone for building, restoration, and decorative purposes. Using traditional hand tools and modern power equipment, they work with materials like sandstone, limestone, and granite to build walls, monuments, and intricate architectural features.

 

A bricklayer (colloquially known as a "brickie" in the UK and Australia) is a skilled tradesperson who lays bricks, concrete blocks, and stone to construct or repair walls, chimneys, foundations, and decorative structures. They play a foundational role in the construction industry, responsible for building the waterproof and weatherproof exterior shell of houses, schools, bridges, and commercial properties.

 

A.I. responses may include mistakes.

 

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Much more where that crap came from:

www.flickr.com/gp/194731464@N06/U1qP715n2M

 

Or just Google it:

"flickr marc dyer" and then open the AI © Infringement folder. 📂

 

Micro Video AI © Infringement 🤔

 

While a good chunk of humanity happily allows AI to creep ever more into our daily lives, leading us to, one day, the inevitable world domination of bots, I thought I'd give AI a set of tiny tasks: alter familiar or recognizable images into very short ("micro") videos, only 4 or 5 seconds each. Famous album covers and movie posters now containing goofy waving, for example, or other bits of movement which alter the mood of the original.

 

Of course, actual copyright infringement is not intended here, but simply a fair-use of what AI can do... or can't quite do, accurately or persuasively, at the moment.

Done