1/5 In the whimsical depths of Oolacile, where seashells gleamed like jewels and the waters danced with iridescent light, a tiny deity named Squibble awoke. His skull, the size of a pebble, crowned with the softest tentacles, eyes bright as cherry gumdrops, blinked with curiosity

2/5 Squibble bobbed through his candy-colored reef, greeting the giggling shrimp and ticklish corals. Spreading dreams of sugarplum seas and chocolate chip starfish, this tiny custodian of the deep ensured every current carried laughter, every wave whispered a lullaby.


3/5 Countless millenia later...In the sunken city of R'lyeh, where cyclopean structures defied ancient waters, the eldritch deity of the deep stirred.

4/5 Its skull, vast as the darkened moon, rose crowned with writhing tendrils. Malevolent crimson eyes, searing with the madness of eons, glared through the abyss. As it ascended, the ocean boiled, and reality warped; the veil between worlds thinned.

5/5 Those who gazed upon the entity's ghastly visage found their minds fraying at the edges, filled with whispers not meant for mortal ears. The Great Old One, whose slumber had held the earth's fragile sanity, now awakened to reclaim its dominion. Gaze upon Squibble and despair.

They were young once too

1/2 I took the image from yesterday's AGI challenge, redid it as a movie poster, fed it to ChatGPT and let it come up with a movie title and synopsis. Honestly, sounds like every YA blockbuster being pushed out there. I didn't say anything about apocalypse in my instructions.

2/2 Skyfallen: The Last Stand of Tomorrow

Epic survival in a shattered future. Rebel heroes, fiery skies, floating citadels. Witness humanity's last stand against apocalypse. A visual spectacle with heart-pumping action. The fight for tomorrow begins.


Skyfallen: The Last Stand of Tomorrow

I wanted to see how a single word changes how @midjourney interprets a prompt. Based on my earlier ChaGPT idea generation I gave MJ separate 2, 3, and 4-word prompts, each time just adding an extra word to the base prompt. These were all done with --stylize 1000.

3-word prompt : Fractal Bohemian Chic. Great for a Boho chic fashion shoot or home store.

4-word prompt : Fractal Bohemian Chic Elegance. I actually prefer the aesthetic of the 3-word prompt better. This one is a bit too "First Class passenger on the Titanic" vibe for me.

Exploring the Impact of Words on Prompt Interpretation

1/6 I've enjoyed participating in the AI art challenges across different accounts but have struggled with ideas to do my own art challenges.  I asked ChatGPT to give me list of 3 words that are descriptive but don't necessarily make sense together, ex: "Gothic Scandi futurism"

2/6 Here's the list:
Ethereal Urban Whimsy
Cosmic Rustic Elegance
Vibrant Solitude Bliss
Retro Galactic Serenity
Urban Mystic Harmony
Lush Digital Wilderness
Vintage Neon Dreams
Organic Cyberpunk Tranquility
Timeless Oceanic Whimsy
Fractal Bohemian Chic
Zen Industrial Fantasy



3/6 I used this list for base prompts then added parameters and other instructions and here are the results, prompts in ALT. My favorite thing about this exercise is the randomness of some of these combinations. Some example results:

Ethereal Urban Whimsy

4/6 Cosmic Rustic Elegance - I loved this one straight out of the original prompt with no further adjustments

5/6 Vibrant Solitude Bliss - the first render was very 60s psychedelic illustrations so I modified the prompt a little more.

6/6 Retro galactic serenity - again, I preferred the result from the original more than the variants I tried to make afterwards.

Art Challenge Word Combinations

With ChatGPT now incorporating the Capcut plugin expect a lot more headless videos on YouTube. I don't mind these as long as the content is engaging but the whole "generate a complete YouTube video with AI" still has still issues with the writing and narration.

Tried it out to generate a complete video on the history of Spam. The output is pretty basic, photos chosen pretty randomly, and the narration is wonky, but this took active time of maybe 1 minute. Super stuff. 

ChatGPT x Capcut

1/11 Diving into the job market after 25+ years of entrepreneurship has been a rude awakening. You might wonder why. After a lifetime of independence, it's disheartening to feel like my experience has no value to corporates. 😔 #JobHunt #ExperienceMatters #JobSearch #Entrepreneur

2/11 Ghosting candidates is rampant and disrespectful. Communication should be a 2-way street. Here are some stats: Since Feb 1, I've applied for 69 positions across 4 countries. Only 1 interview request, which was postponed then ghosted. A whopping 39.1% of companies 👻 me. 

3/11 And it varies by country. Germany seems better at replying to candidates with a 20.9% ghosting rate. The Philippines? A shocking 81.3%. 🌍#GlobalJobMarket 

4/11 What's more, rejection reasons are often unclear if not completely missing. Companies, be specific and help candidates improve. 📝 #RejectionReasons #Feedback

5/11 You might think platforms like Indeed and LinkedIn would help. Wrong. They're not performing as advertised -https://www.reddit.com/r/recruitinghell/comments/r4e6rh/the_ugly_truth_of_indeed_an_hr_viewpoint/. 🤔 #JobPlatforms #Recruiting

6/11 I’ve customized my CVs and cover letters to highlight keywords and maximize fit with the job posting. I’ve applied to moonshot positions and to positions in industries that are well within my experience and capabilities. Still the same, still 👻.

7/11 And, yes, I’ve also engaged headhunters with equally zero results in terms of getting to the next step beyond applications. 🤷‍♀️ Is my work experience really that difficult to parse?

8/11 I imagine a lot of this is probably down to the Applicant Tracking Systems (ATS). They're the gatekeepers, but they're not foolproof. They disadvantage those who aren't tech-savvy and don't understand that their CVs aren't being read by actual people. 🖥️ #ATS #TechGap

9/11 Job descriptions can vary wildly and can be confusing. My definition of "Business Development" was literally building and developing companies, turns out most of the market uses it to define a sales position. My friends over at  https://www.jobreel.com are working on a fix.

10/11 The omission of salary information in job postings creates unnecessary ambiguity for applicants and hampers the matching process, worsened by applications that expect the candidate to explicitly state their salary expectations. Why is this a thing?

11/11 So where's the human touch in recruitment? Companies claim to value 'passion for purpose,' but their actions say otherwise. Lots of attention is paid to the UX/UI on the front end but none for the people that you would want to work with you?