Hi. I built a tool that transforms input prompts to amusing SVG illustrations. It runs on GPT3.5, Janet, HMTX, and a home-grown scheduler.
A couple of months ago I learned that GPT is capable of creating rudimentary drawings, and since then I poured my heart into tinkering and improving GPT and algorithmic steps until I reached a point where images became recognizable.
GPT3.5 doesn't always generate the most artistic illustrations, but once in a while it may draw surprisingly delightful sketches. GPT4 is more creative, but is also more expensive. I selected a few images and prompts to demonstrate what GPT3.5 can do right out of the box: https://kruzenshtern.org/23-draw-me-a-sheep.html
oneearedrabbit|2 years ago
A couple of months ago I learned that GPT is capable of creating rudimentary drawings, and since then I poured my heart into tinkering and improving GPT and algorithmic steps until I reached a point where images became recognizable.
GPT3.5 doesn't always generate the most artistic illustrations, but once in a while it may draw surprisingly delightful sketches. GPT4 is more creative, but is also more expensive. I selected a few images and prompts to demonstrate what GPT3.5 can do right out of the box: https://kruzenshtern.org/23-draw-me-a-sheep.html