With GPT-4 and Midjourney 4 arriving on the scene (generative AI models for text and images, respectively), I decided to put these new technologies to the test:
- I asked ChatGPT to generate prompts for Midjourney, to instruct it to create mascots for a number of programming languages, taking care to feed it "best practices" from the Midjourney documentation.
- I fed these prompts into Midjourney, adding only a few keywords related to the style of the image ("photography, bbs, real, realistic, ultra detailed, 8k, cinematic, anti-aliasing, DSLR, 50mm lens f/2.8").
- Midjourney supplied me with 4 variants, and I picked the variant I thought had the least issues, and upscaled that to produce the final rendering.
An example prompt that ChatGPT generated for the C# programming language: knight, shining armor, blue crystal sword, holographic shield, versatile, structured, secure.
As you can see from the results below, generative AI is coming a long way. Although still far from perfect, there is no doubt this technology is going to radically transform the nature of all creative work!
Scala Programming Language
Haskell Programming Language
Rust Programming Language
Python Programming Language
Java Programming Language
Javascript Programming Language
Kotlin Programming Language
Typescript Programming Language
Assembly Language
Nim Programming Language
Clojure Programming Language
Go Programming Language
Roc Programming Language
Flix Programming Language
Ballerina Programming Language
Ruby Programming Language
OCaml Programming Language
Purescript Programming Language
C# Programming Language
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1yNo php 😭
Senior IT Architect / Cloud, Data and Enterprise Architecture /EU and NATO SECRET
1yI would love to see a picture with fighting Java and C#. They look similar yet they are different just like in real world!
Scala Developer
1yThat is cool but I personally see Scala as cyborg - half human half robot 😎🤖
Software Engineer @ Google
1yI like Scala’s because it’s a clever fox 🦊 which Scala is know to sometimes be too clever 😉 I’m interested in the lines that will blur over the next few years. “Who’s words are those?” “Is it the artest or the machine?” “Does it matter?”
Senior Software Engineer at Will Bank | Flutter Specialist
1yWHERE IS DART?????