What’s with the broken text all throughout?
PS. When I look at that image and the prompt, I see that your AI (Automated Interface) just ignored 95% of what you input to it.
I felt little need to continue when the new forums came about.
Ah good times 
AI slop? Low effort things yes.
Only AI music I know of is https://www.youtube.com/@skyebrows and I don’t hate it…
Polls need a ‘Don’t Care’ option 
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There are worse examples. A few months ago there was (probably still is) a Mt. Everest site up (it was some information service site for the area) and they had/have AI-generated maps up on their site of the Mt. Everest camps. And the maps were completely wrong, to put it mildly.
Note. Comments in red are mine, I don’t have the blank image of that map saved anymore.
The worst part about this is not even the fake image that was generated by the machine. It’s the laziness and an obvious complete withdrawal of human intellect from the process. Obviously someone prompted the machine to generate such maps. But then nobody took a look at the results. All it takes is 2 seconds to understand that map is completely off. No checking was done, and the ‘‘maps’’ were uploaded to a public site offering help with all the information one needs to camp at Mt. Everest.
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It’s a prompting technique that was used before LLMs integrated with image generators. You would tell it to generate the broad strokes of an image with one set of commands, and the fine detail in later passes with another set.
Prety biast poll don’t you think with only YES, NO but YES or Don’t Know?
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Look at that, you went from a sentence to a paragraph and still wound up with garbage
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In the hands of someone skilled/experienced, AI can be a useful tool. For most people, though - it’s implicitly placing blind trust in something that doesn’t have your best intentions at heart (or give two F’s what happens to you - as long as it gets its reward!)
Case in-point, the teen that had to be rescued in BC, Canada yesterday after asking Claude to plan a hiking trip for him.
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Okay, but there are added ‘l’ characters in that prompt all throughout that text. That can’t be for what you described?
Not to mention it ignored most of that prompt.
Even the AI realizes most of OP’s stuff is unworthy of attention. 
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This particular syntax is unknown to me, the ones I used you specified a command with angle brackets and break points with colons, but the pipe symbol was used in at least one model I knew of (but never used).
Basically ”[a house:baroque art:0.75]” would generate a house for the first 75% of the process, then baroque art for the remainder. The result would be exceptionally ornate golden houses.
Be careful there, the floor is eating your left leg!
I can’t wait for the next installment!
The reckoning is soo good 
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The true magic of prompts comes from ‘nonsense’ prompts…for example my latest above is centered around ’ complex psychedelic robot fairy void’ and ‘gathering many steampunk components’. The entire prompt is about 40 words. The results are less predictable than with typing 250 words with every exact detail ( a lot of which gets ignored anyway )…but maybe 1 image in 4 is an absolute gem. And utterly unique !
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You don’t need to keep feeding in the character. You can create a ‘consistent character’ just once…and save it and use it thereafter.
I generally use FLUX Pro…its probably the best AI image generator model.
I love it when a story has a happy ending @Zaera_Keena !
We don’t let villains win!
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