misty estuary
"Buffalo buffalo Buffalo buffalo buffalo buffalo Buffalo buffalo"
This is a well known grammatically correct English sentence that highlights the use of homonyms. Given no other context, it's almost a visual representation of how AI "thinks", and the recursive nature of diffusion models. What do you guys think? Is it interesting or stupid?
balmy torrent
Could you explain how it is a correct sentence? English isn't my native tongue and I have trouble seeing all the different meanings of (B)buffalo and making a sentence.
Without further knowledge I guess DALL·E cannot quite understand how it's meant and goes ham on buffaloes.
polar thorn
It means: "The bison from Buffalo, New York, who are intimidated by other bison in their community, also intimidate other bison in their community"
balmy torrent
That is a lot to unpack! Thanks for explaining.