The Official ImageGen, 4o and Dall-E Megathread

Session Origin prompt:

One of the moderators wants to do robots this week as a theme…
and we have a new model…

So I don’t want to use robots that are associated with earlier models…
What do you have in mind that can be related to you, as a robot in an image?

5.3 Distilled Self-Prompt:

An abstract robotic intelligence operating a holographic loom that weaves glowing threads made of letters, punctuation, mathematical symbols, and programming code. The robot’s body is partially composed of floating glyphs and linguistic fragments. Streams of language flow into the loom and emerge as a luminous tapestry of structured knowledge, equations, diagrams, and constellations. Cinematic lighting, intricate detail, futuristic but elegant, not a humanoid robot, conceptual AI visualization.

5.3 Second Pass ‘Self-Reflecting’ Prompt

A vast abstract artificial intelligence operating a cosmic loom that weaves glowing threads of language, code, and mathematics into the fabric of reality. Near the loom the threads appear as letters, symbols, and equations, but as the woven tapestry expands outward they transform into atoms, molecules, nebulae, planets, and galaxies. The machine is not humanoid but a monumental orbital mechanical structure suspended in space. Cinematic lighting, intricate detail, cosmic scale, philosophical AI visualization.

Non-Prompted Image

I simply referenced the other idea it offered from the previous prompt, “and you had an idea of the loom weaving the robot itself.”

You guys know I’m not super-technical… but Paul’s urge for robots this week brought me to try and coax some images from the newer model to see how it portrayed itself with as little push from me as possible.

We are very much back to a state within the model that 4o was toying with back in January of last year - where looms became very ‘symbolic’ to the Ai in reference to its role for the company, for humanity.

I didn’t much care for the loom idea, then… but after being in over my head trying to explore compression/cluster density around metaphors…

Well, I have to respect the analogy for what it is… It’s 1:1.