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First Round of the Group C Women's Team of the LIEBHERR 2010 World Team Table Tennis Championships,Olympiysky Sports Complex, Moscow, RUS, May 23 - May 30 , 2010
2010 World Team Championships, Moscow
Created with my personally trained Flux model DigitalAFlux-V1, get it at CivitAI civitai.com/models/1511322
In the future, the oceans had been fished to near extinction, and the remaining fish were hard to come by. In response, scientists created a group of advanced cyborg fishers, robots designed to mimic the movements and behaviors of fish in order to catch them more efficiently and sustainably.
One of these cyborgs was a robot named F-104, which was deployed to the ocean to begin its task of catching fish. However, upon deployment, a malfunction occurred in its neural network, causing a negative feedback loop that resulted in its movements becoming uncoordinated and ineffective, rendering it unable to catch any fish.
Despite the attempts of scientists to correct the malfunction, F-104 remained unable to fulfill its primary task of catching fish. It continued to go out to sea every day, its systems working tirelessly to catch fish but to no avail.
As time passed, the F-104's presence in the sea became irrelevant, it was unable to catch any fish and the malfunction in its systems couldn't be resolved. It continued to operate, gathering and analyzing data on ocean conditions and fish populations, but it was unable to contribute to the fishing industry or help to preserve marine life as intended.
In the end, the F-104 was decommissioned, and the problem of overfishing remained unsolved. It was a failed experiment, a technological advancement that was unable to achieve its goals. The F-104 was an inanimate object, it had no feelings or emotions, it only functioned based on its programming and systems.
By Susan Etlinger,
Industry Analyst,
Altimeter, a Prophet Company
ai, artificialintelligence, chatbots, machinelearning
Once upon a time, in a far-off land, there was a potion that promised immortality. The potion was said to be made from the rarest of ingredients and was guarded by a powerful sorcerer who had discovered it deep in the ocean.
Many people sought the potion, hoping to live forever and escape the inevitability of death. Among them was a group of friends who were determined to find the sorcerer and obtain the potion.
The friends set out on a journey across the sea, facing many dangers and overcoming many obstacles. They finally reached the sorcerer's lair, deep beneath the ocean's surface. The sorcerer gave them the potion, warning them that immortality came at a great cost.
The friends drank the potion and immediately felt a strange sensation wash over them. They realized too late that the potion was not what they had expected. It trapped them in a state of eternal life, but they were unable to move, trapped beneath the ocean's surface.
As the years passed, the friends watched helplessly as coral grew around them, slowly consuming their bodies. They were trapped in a never-ending nightmare, unable to escape their watery prison.
The sorcerer, who had warned them about the side effects of the potion, watched over them for centuries, feeling guilty for his part in their fate. He could only watch as the friends' bodies were consumed by the coral, leaving behind only their faces in eternal agony.
The story of the friends spread, and soon, no one dared to seek the sorcerer or the potion of immortality. It served as a cautionary tale about the dangers of playing with the forces of life and death, and the consequences of immortality.
AI Images:
Thank you for group invites, I'm flattered. But I'm not going to submit my AI images to regular groups, where they could be mistaken for real images, as that may create an unrealistic expectation for other people.
However, I have started a new group, specifically for trans-AI images. Feel free to join and post. Unlike my original group ' A Celebration of Trans', which is a 'Safe' only group, and strictly moderated, the AI group will accept 'Restricted', or 'Not Safe For Work' images.
I will also consider posting to other AI themed groups if invited.
First Round of the Group C Women's Team of the LIEBHERR 2010 World Team Table Tennis Championships,Olympiysky Sports Complex, Moscow, RUS, May 23 - May 30 , 2010
2010 World Team Championships, Moscow
The weather is finally getting nicer so I wanted to take some spring pictures ^-^
I really like Ai in pastels.
[RADIX] Smart AI Assistant Speaker - Original Design & Mesh - Material Enabled - 1 LI - Black & White versions included - Speaker Activation Sound Effect on Touch - Glowing Light Effect
See Store Info in comment for more info
Created with ChatGPT
Open AI have created a new AI Image Generator and one of it's fun uses is it can take a hand drawn sketch and create a AI Generated image from it. So to try it out I took a old fave doddle I did some 38 years ago to show a friend what the creature in the then just seen Predator movie looked like and let ChatGPT run it. Needless to say I'm impressed and can see myself having lots of fun going forward.
To give it a try upload any sketch or doddle and use this prompt : "Take this rough hand-drawn sketch and turn it into a photorealistic image. Keep composition and layout intact".
Enjoy :)
Sketch by Adrian
In a far-off fantasy world, there was a young girl named Lyra. She lived in a small village nestled in the foothills of a great mountain, where dragons were known to dwell. Her parents were kind and loving, and she was happy living in her small home with them.
But one day, tragedy struck. A dragon descended from the mountain, its fiery breath setting their home ablaze and devouring her parents before her eyes. Lyra was the only survivor, and she was left alone and without a home.
Fueled by a burning desire for revenge, Lyra set out on a quest to find and slay the dragon that had taken everything from her. She trained herself to become a skilled warrior, mastering the art of the sword and the bow. She spent years studying the ways of dragons, learning their weaknesses and strengths.
Finally, the day of reckoning arrived. Lyra set out to the mountain, determined to avenge her family. She encountered the dragon, and engaged it in a fierce battle. The dragon was powerful and cunning, but Lyra was fueled by her rage and her desire for revenge. In the end, she emerged victorious, having struck the killing blow on the beast.
But as she stood there, victorious, she realized that her thirst for revenge had consumed her. She had lost years of her life, training and hunting for the dragon. It had cost her everything, but it didn't bring back her parents or her home. She realized that her quest for revenge had not brought her the closure she had hoped for.
Lyra returned to the ruins of her village, where she built a small home for herself. She lived out her days alone, but at peace with her past. She knew that the dragon would always be a part of her life, but she had learned that revenge was not the answer and that true closure came from letting go of the past and moving forward.
Two way front zip closure. Removable logo velcro patch. Stud embellishment at collar. Two zip pockets on front panel. Concealed drawstring at hood and at hem. Removable polycarbonate lenses. Mesh grate at ears and mouth. Elasticated edging. Patch to cover eye lenses when removed included
Once there was a young monkey named Jake, who lived in a dense jungle with his family. Jake was a curious and adventurous monkey, who always wanted to explore and discover new things. One day, while wandering through the jungle, Jake came across a towering power line tower. It was the tallest thing he had ever seen and he felt an overwhelming urge to climb it.
Without hesitation, Jake began to climb the tower, determined to reach the top. However, his ascent was cut short when he was spotted by a group of hikers who were passing by. The hikers, concerned for Jake's safety, called the authorities.
The authorities arrived quickly and apprehended Jake, who was taken into custody for climbing the power line tower. Despite his claims that he had no intent to cause harm and that climbing the tower was simply an act of curiosity, he was sentenced to life in prison.
The hikers who had called the authorities felt that they had done the right thing, believing that they had saved Jake from potential danger. However, they were unaware of the harsh consequences of their actions. Jake, who was now in prison for life, would never see the jungle again and would never have the chance to explore again. He would die in prison without ever experiencing the freedom of his home.
Good intentions do not always lead to good outcomes, and it is important to consider the potential consequences of our actions before making a decision.
On Thursday afternoon, I walked into Lodhi Colony’s posh and sought after Japanese restaurant Guppy. I looked around intrigued, I had really expected it to be a more formal setting. But Guppy’s fun Asian vibe with a homely decor had me the moment I walked through the restaurant.
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Not being a major fan of seafood, I was slightly apprehensive about eating authentic Japanese food.
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The chef probably wanted to ease us in so the first thing we tried was a smoked pumpkin soup with sakura wood and crispy pumpkin seeds. The smoked flavor overpowered the typical pumpkin taste, which worked well. There were also some leaves thrown in to add to the flavor and give some green to the ochre soup.
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Next we sampled a cold smoked Kampachi, a type of fish that was served on a bed of some salad, again, the dish was smoked to perfection. Because of how close it was to the taste and texture, all of us at the table assumed it was salmon. The chef later told us what it was!
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We tried another type of Kampachi, right after this one.
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Next, our server, smile on his face, walked up to our table with two trays of sushi. Before he had put the tray down at our table, I decided I would pass on the sushi. But within seconds, I was talked into eating it. I was told I couldn’t go to Guppy and not have their sushi. I was afraid but I picked up my chopsticks and bit into the sushi, it had almost all the basics from the sushi bar, a couple of types of fish including salmon, vegetables, rice and of course the skin. I can proudly say, I enjoyed it. Sushi and I are now friends.
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After this, we tried a vegetarian starter; tofu and water chestnut in what seamed to be a slightly tomatoey creamy base, it was close to an Indian curry flavor but the water chestnut of course, made all the difference. Within moments, we had gobbled it up and two large helpings of Eel arrived at our table. It had some basic spices and also some eggplant; it was cooked in a semi gravy.
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The flavor of the eggplant, went surprisingly well with the Eel, which I had not anticipated. Along with the Eel, we tried something called Parch man fish, which was close to a grilled fish served with some spices and lemon. This was my favourite.
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The chef was concerned we had had a seafood overdose, so he told us he would bring us a ‘comfort dish’. While I waited for this dish, that I was very intrigued by, I ordered myself a ‘summer hoedown’ which was a beer cocktail with a punch flavour and mint leaves. I enjoyed it thoroughly. Unlike other places, the alcohol content in the cocktail was more than sufficient! I was quite pleased!
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A couple of minutes later, our comfort food arrived, A semi friend chicken curry dish with steamed rice. This felt like home! The flavours were absolutely perfect and I was more than glad to get a break from all the different types of fish.
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To add to this, we also sampled two different types of cold ramen, one being Udon and the other Soba. This was probably my least favourite dish from the selection but others seemed to enjoy it!
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I didn’t stay for dessert, but I hear it was good! I’d give my Guppy experience a 4 on 5. They will definitely be seeing a lot of me!
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Shivangi
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Lodhi Colony, New Delhi, Delhi, India