Alright, let’s talk about this “big boobs face” thing. I know, I know, the title sounds kinda sus, but hear me out. I was just messing around with some AI image generation stuff, trying to see what I could get it to do. No weird stuff, just pure experimentation, ya dig?
So, here’s what happened:
- First, I fired up this AI image generator I’ve been using (won’t name names, don’t want to give them free publicity).
- Next, I started throwing in some prompts. At first, I was just trying to get it to generate some realistic-looking faces. You know, “beautiful woman portrait,” “realistic skin texture,” that kinda thing.
- Then, I got a little more… specific. I started adding things like “large eyes,” “full lips,” just playing around with different features.
- And then… I added “big boobs” to the prompt. Yeah, I know, probably not the smartest move, but I was curious, okay? Sue me.
The results? A mixed bag, to be honest. Some of the images were just straight-up garbage – distorted features, weird anatomy, the whole nine yards. Others were… well, let’s just say they were definitely pushing the boundaries of what’s acceptable. Some even looked like straight out of a CGI video game.
What I learned:
- AI image generators are still pretty dumb. They don’t really “understand” anatomy or proportions. You can get some decent results, but it takes a lot of trial and error.
- The prompts you use matter a lot. The more specific you are, the better the results (usually).
- You can definitely push these things to create… questionable content. But honestly, it’s not really worth it. The results are usually just creepy and unsettling.
The bottom line:
This whole “big boobs face” experiment was mostly just a waste of time. I didn’t really learn anything useful, and I ended up with a bunch of images that I’m probably going to delete. Maybe I was expecting too much.
But hey, at least I can say I tried it, right? Now I know to stick to generating landscapes and robots. Less chance of ending up on some watchlist that way. Honestly, stick to the safe stuff. Trust me on this.
