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aardvark88

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  1. On 9/11/2023 at 6:58 PM, alexgross.com said:

     midjourney and the other AI image making apps create entirely new images based on their visual training data which is everything on the internet. just put in my name or any other known artist in midjourney and give some prompts that include 'in the style of' and you'll get an array of derivative but not stolen images. so, its more than stock imagery that the AI are threatening. its working artists and illustrators, paying to use stock imagery or hiring an illustrator will probably become superfluous once the AI is a bit better and easier to use.

    Free Comic Factory AI generates graphic novel in the 'Marvel Method.' Writer/u give a synopsis to the artist/A.I. who generates the layouts and computer art panels. U select the layout pattern u want for your comic and u, the writer, fills in the -script of the dialogue balloons.

     

  2. On 9/12/2023 at 2:19 PM, lou_fine said:

     for the Canuckleheads on these boards here, Nortel, whereby if you did, you would be sitting on a big pile of doggie dodo to show for it.  Yeah, I still remember all of the financial whiz kids spouting Nortel as a Strong Buy when it already had a bigger market cap than all five of Canada's chartered banks combined and its market cap also represented more than 30% of the entire Toronto Stock Exchange all on its own.  :tonofbricks:  :tonofbricks:

    Yes, I used to work for Nortel Networks and my company stock went from $176 each down to 87c Canadian. With our luck, back in 1968, we would have selected Capt. Marvel # 1 hot Fawcett in mid-grade $75 rather than Capt. America Comics 1 nm at a lofty $100 (trying to save $$) from Leonard Brown's and Malcolm Willits's Collector's Book Store mail order:

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  3. On 8/26/2023 at 9:16 AM, Dark Knight said:

    Very impressive results for this Bobby Blue collection. It definitely exceeded my estimations. Reminds me of the Promise Collection during the first time they were auctioned off.

    Pep #22 Cgc 3.0 Bobby Blue hammered at $69,575 about 30k higher than my guess-timate based on the last Cgc 2.5 blue label that sold.