Fun with AI

[Chargeride]

This is made by some customer service dude in England, I hate to say its actually pretty good.
Rides the edge between generic influencer AI and interesting historical facts.
The quality is astounding

Chloe in History
Visiting Rome.

 

[lexfurther]

cool video. It’s more about entertainment and curiosity than necessity. That’s often how new tech gets adopted. People explore first, then find practical uses later. There’s no strong opinion, just interest. cleverhumanizer.ai/grammar-checker shows how some of those uses become more functional. It bridges the gap between fun and utility. The tone is relaxed and open.

 

[Jeremy McCreary]

Ever wonder what your bike would look like in a different frame color?

Original "brassy yellow".

Loaded the yellow original above into my Samsung S25's image editor, hit the Gemini AI icon, then hit Create. Then entered the prompt "paint the bike frame red". Nothing else. Looks pretty good in red.

Ditto for teal, a favorite color and a popular bike color around here.

Ditto for white. Still like yellow best, but white would've been great, too. At no point did I help AI identify the bike frame. This borders on magic.

What color would you paint your bike?

 

[stompandgo]

What color would you paint your bike?

Pinarello Arctic Ice. It's a silvery white flip flop paint that has hues that change from purple to pink to blue as you change your viewing angle. It's stunning.

Just for fun, try a multicolor fade paint job like this Pinarello Molten Sand and see what Gemini does with it.