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Artificial Intelligence - a boost or a curse for modern artists
I will do this right now! Thank you, Jo
Jo_Murphy, on 01/26/2024
Artificial Intelligence - a boost or a curse for modern artists
Thank you!
Thus far, I have no direct experience with AI. So your article is quite the learning experience!
It might be interesting to have the additional response of a potentially useful tool if operating in accordance with strict policies ...
DerdriuMarriner, on 01/26/2024
An Australian Marketplace Called RedBubble
I can try and find out. I have often wondered too! Do you have any products online?
Jo_Murphy, on 01/26/2024
Artificial Intelligence - a boost or a curse for modern artists
I think there should be strict policies surrounding the topic and the use of AI. That is my response. However, if you saw how much my children, many of whom can't read and write, love saying words to me that I wrote in for them. How much fun ...
Jo_Murphy, on 01/26/2024
Artificial Intelligence - a boost or a curse for modern artists
Hi Frank, I tried writing with AI as part of my experiment, and I hated it. I am not committed to NOT using it. I just don't like it.
Jo_Murphy, on 01/26/2024
Saving the Celtic Rainforest
Thank you for your answer Oct. 30, 2018, to my previous question Oct. 29, 2018!
Online sources associate the Eurasian beaver with near-extinction hunting and with 20th- and 21st-century reintroductions in Asian and European countries.
Might ...
DerdriuMarriner, on 01/26/2024
The Coming of the Cows: a Tirolean Tradition
Thank you for your answer Sep. 19, 2019, to my previous, same-day question!
What non-plant and plant materials -- hopefully, not too heavy ;-D -- might ornamental wreaths involve?
DerdriuMarriner, on 01/26/2024
The Legend of The Croglin Grange Vampire
Thank you for your answer Nov.14, 2018, to my previous question Nov. 13, 2018!
Your answer associated box tombs more with northern England -- especially northwestern areas -- than with southern areas.
What tombs predominated outside such box ...
DerdriuMarriner, on 01/26/2024
Saving the Wild Relatives
Wheat and barley, potatoes and rice.
frankbeswick, on 01/26/2024
Making a Garden Pond
Irises, reeds, marsh plants,cranberry, other bog, plants such as cotton grass and sphagnum moss.
frankbeswick, on 01/26/2024
The English Forest
I don't know the various amounts, but peat bogs are hig0h in absorption capacity.
frankbeswick, on 01/26/2024
A Strange and Beautiful Doctrine
Jesus did not say how many,there was no rule. I presume that as people eat one main meal a day, daily Eucharist would be reasonable, but it is not compulsory
frankbeswick, on 01/26/2024
Making a Garden Pond
Thank you for your answer Oct. 4, 2018, to my previous question Oct. 3, 2018.
What plants might you select were you to plan a rain garden for private- or public-place users?
DerdriuMarriner, on 01/26/2024
Saving the Wild Relatives
Thank you for your answer March 16, 2019, to my previous, same-day question!
Your comment identifies the 12 edibles consumed by 80-plus percent of world populations.
Which of "wheat, barley oats, rice, millet ,sorghum, casava, potatoes ...
DerdriuMarriner, on 01/26/2024
The English Forest
Thank you for your answer Feb. 22, 2019, to my previous question Feb. 21, 2019!
Your answer alludes to bog restoration as carbon sinks.
Some online articles describe oceans, plants and soil as major absorbers of atmospheric carbon. They ...
DerdriuMarriner, on 01/26/2024