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"Conspiracies are the flaws of the human brain."

Dummy’s Guide to Midjourney MidJourney is like a magical art tool that helps you make beautiful pictures by just telling it what you want. Tools like Midjourney operate on the basis on how detailed are your prompt inputs. The more detailed, explain

LLM Capabilities, t2i generation via inference and resonance inside vector DB of the model is what makes images as this possible. Via : Midjourney

I have a thought of making an ai which can differencate between ai generated content and human generated content .? Is there something like that .?

Random - Midjourney/DALLE - AI images dump Used Midjourney here: Prompt: “Sport photography of a professional indian cricket team player with a blue indian cricket uniform, with a white background, and dynamic effects in the style of motion, photosh

🧠 A Swiss company, FinalSpark, has created a computer architecture from human brain material — and rents it out on the "Neuroplatform" for $500 per month. A piece of brain, 0.5 mm wide, is connected to eight electrodes that stimulate neurons and li

MidJourney's latest advancements in AI-generated imagery are blurring the lines between reality and art like never before 😱. The technology has evolved to a point where telling the difference between a real photo and an AI-generated image is almost

Hey, I was reading about human evolution and I found we were worms initially, then turn into fish look like, then into lizards look like, then into rats look like, then into monkey look like, then itno human in a phase manner. Now I think human evol

🚀 Exploring the evolution of space technology through iconic rockets from around the world! 🌍✨ Each launch represents a leap forward in human ingenuity and ambition. What’s your favorite rocket? 🌌 #Innovation #SpaceExploration #STEM

🤯🇨🇳 Chinese Scientists Startup create robot with brain made from human stem cells Researchers at Tianjin University in China have created a robot that is controlled by human brain cells in a first-of-its-kind breakthrough in biocomputation. Stem