Artificial Intelligence is fine. So long as the intelligence is higher than Mr Bean.
From Doctor Who – ‘Robot’ (1974) as the Doctor tries to stop a countdown.
DOCTOR: The trouble with computers, of course, is that they’re very sophisticated idiots. They do exactly what you tell them at amazing speed, even if you order them to kill you. So if you do happen to change your mind, it’s very difficult to stop them obeying the original order, but(countdown stops at 2)
When AI and a 3-D printer are interfaced it will be interesting. In the meantime I’m enjoying doodling on any scrap of paper that will accept pen or pencil.
It is true that many people look down on handmade. In my family, for decades, we very often made gifts for each other. We would sew, knit, crochet, needlepoint and embroider clothing, afghans, quilts, pillows, Christmas ornaments, whatever, often spending weeks making one gift. Other people would sneer and say how cheap we were not to buy presents, as if the money we spent on materials and the many hours of our time were worthless. We always felt “I made this for you” was more meaningful than “I bought this for you.”
Well done Nancy! When I made cards a while ago I didn’t use the kits, I designed them myself but I couldn’t sell them because I’m timid. Even though prominent people told me privately they were works of art, other people publicly shamed me for asking the amount I was told they were worth. I made each piece by hand.I sold a few to one man who loved the bold colours. I have pictures in IG
I kind of miss the old dot matrix printers with the fan fold fed paper that could create banners. I don’t miss the high pitched staccato whine they made as they printed out those banners!
JLChi 5 months ago
Wow! A handmade pop-up card. That’s great, Kate! I am so impressed.
No comment regarding AI. I don’t want to go there.
WelshRat Premium Member 5 months ago
Artificial Intelligence is fine. So long as the intelligence is higher than Mr Bean.
From Doctor Who – ‘Robot’ (1974) as the Doctor tries to stop a countdown.
DOCTOR: The trouble with computers, of course, is that they’re very sophisticated idiots. They do exactly what you tell them at amazing speed, even if you order them to kill you. So if you do happen to change your mind, it’s very difficult to stop them obeying the original order, but(countdown stops at 2)
DOCTOR: Not impossible.
FreyjaRN Premium Member 5 months ago
I love seeing Poppy get her comeuppance.
stillfickled Premium Member 5 months ago
Hip Poopy?
nancyb creator 5 months ago
The story continues!
phritzg Premium Member 5 months ago
AI generates a new friend for Poppy, and its name is Audrey!
nancyb creator 5 months ago
Pratt-L is the world’s least improved AI program.
goboboyd 5 months ago
When AI and a 3-D printer are interfaced it will be interesting. In the meantime I’m enjoying doodling on any scrap of paper that will accept pen or pencil.
Just-me 5 months ago
My wife handcrafts cards, but doesn’t sell them.
ladykat 5 months ago
I’d prefer Kate’s handmade card.
TekoaMT 5 months ago
Poppy! I sometimes wondered if she really existed as I couldn’t remember actually seeing her in a strip. She DOES EXIST! My memory, on the other hand…
darcyandsimon 5 months ago
Handmade with love!
JLChi 5 months ago
It is true that many people look down on handmade. In my family, for decades, we very often made gifts for each other. We would sew, knit, crochet, needlepoint and embroider clothing, afghans, quilts, pillows, Christmas ornaments, whatever, often spending weeks making one gift. Other people would sneer and say how cheap we were not to buy presents, as if the money we spent on materials and the many hours of our time were worthless. We always felt “I made this for you” was more meaningful than “I bought this for you.”
markkahler52 5 months ago
Nice “Hip-Poopy!” I opened an AI card, it went “Ker-Sh*t!”
the lost wizard 5 months ago
One came from the heart. The other came from somewhere else. :)
tammyspeakslife Premium Member 5 months ago
Well done Nancy! When I made cards a while ago I didn’t use the kits, I designed them myself but I couldn’t sell them because I’m timid. Even though prominent people told me privately they were works of art, other people publicly shamed me for asking the amount I was told they were worth. I made each piece by hand.I sold a few to one man who loved the bold colours. I have pictures in IG
AZfroggie 5 months ago
A lady I used to work with (we’re both retired) used to make the most amazing 3D cards. I’ve saved the ones she made me.
RonBerg13 Premium Member 5 months ago
Be careful… A.S. is also out there…
Artificial Stupidity…
Moonkey Premium Member 5 months ago
I like the “hip poopy one.” It’s definitely not store bought.
Sue Ellen 5 months ago
I kind of miss the old dot matrix printers with the fan fold fed paper that could create banners. I don’t miss the high pitched staccato whine they made as they printed out those banners!
vlbrown Premium Member 5 months ago
HIPOOPY!