Does the picture shifting from a bird to a human to a cyborg have any meaning to you? Symbolically or any other form?

Logan: Does the face appear from a singular prompt? If so, why does only the face change? Is this the meshing of current-modernity and what we perceive and/or want from said modernity?

Does this have any symbolic meaning to you? Or is it purely fun?

Logan: the fire has now turned into a mixture of an ocean and a cyberscape. Is this self-reflecting or purely just following the prompt? If one word was changed, removed, or added would it become much different?

Logan: A completely different route from the previous one, embracing the fantastic aspect of the evolving piece by cladding it in armor.

Logan: Unrecognizable from the cat images, we’ve gone from the AI imitating a realistic/painting style to a much more fantastical picture.

Logan: As opposed to the last one, this one has now tried to incorporate the realness of a still life within itself. Is it trying to be closer to reality or the painting?

Logan: The image attempts to return to an artistic style but it comes off as much more intense in color and style.

The lizard’s comic-esque appearance has shifted to something more realistic yet much darker.

What do you think the original image was in this chain?

What do you think the original image was in this chain?

What do you think the original image was in this chain?

What do you think the original image was in this chain?

What do you think the original image was in this chain?

Noel: No matter how hard I tried, I just could not prompt it to lose that bipedal form. Arguably making it the trait that had longest lasting effect which ripples across all of the images. The original image being the cat was the only image that did not follow this prompt.

Noel: I think this is interesting because the top half of the creatures head is gone. It goes from being a typical humanoid animal to something that just looks cursed to me.

Noel: This is significant, it is the first time we seen an action change in our drift. Emotion and expression went from being mute to being enraged or energetic.