I have considerably less experience with image generation than text generators, but I kind of expect the issue to be only truly fixed if people train the model with a bunch of pictures of glasses full of wine.
I'll run a test using a local tree, that is supposed to look like this:
@[email protected] draw for me a picture of three Araucaria angustifolia trees style:flux
It's actually really good, considering the odd request!
It is not a completely full glass.
it’s not supposed to be filled all the way
What I requested is not what you're "supposed" to do, indeed. You aren't supposed to drink wine from glasses that are completely full. Except when really drunk. But then might as well drink straight from the bottle.
...fuck, I played myself now. I really want some booze.
It does for a while already. Frankly, it's the only reason why I'd use Gemini on first place (DDG version of GPT 4-o mini doesn't have a built-in image generator).
It gets even worse, but I'll need to translate this one.
For context, Portuguese uses different words for what English calls a drinking glass:
Both requests demand a full copo but Gemini is rather insistent on outputting half-full taças.
The reason for that is as @[email protected] pointed out: just like there's practically no training data containing full glasses, there's none for non-stemmed glasses with wine.
Note how the efficiency sharply drops with a lower temperature; this looks a lot like a heat pump, that we know to not violate the second law.
Based on that my guess is that the loss of local entropy causes a raise of the entropy elsewhere. Probably whatever you're using to keep the LED warm.
It looks like a great flag for X. Very suitable for its leftover userbase and owner. I bet they like strong colours.
[Grab it while hot, otherwise imgur might delete it as it doesn't know the context.]
Ooof. That reminds me my mum saying "Coelogyne" (an orchid genus). It throws me a curveball:
Then I spend a few seconds thinking "selodine... no, that's not right" because the local dialect parses [dʒi] as /di/.
At least I don't have this problem with the Paphiopedilum. She simply calls them "sapatinho" (little shoe).
This size they look more like uszka than pierogi. I guess the freeze drying makes them smaller?
Shakshouka: eggs cooked in a tomatoes and bell peppers sauce, with melted cheese (I used moz') and siding some bread.
Bingo - this tree is non-existent outside my homeland, so people barely speak about it in English - and odds are that the model was trained with almost no pictures of it. However one of the names you see for it in English is Paraná pine, so it's modelling it after images of European pines - because odds are those are plenty in its training set.