Here it happened by chance again: I was looking at some village and saw dugouts. On the satellite map, this is an ordinary village with one street, where the houses are lined up. And cellars for storing vegetables hid behind one of the houses.
Bragino is a village in the Vologda district of the Vologda region. It refers to an Old rural settlement. Vologda is 43 km away.
One day I asked the neural network to draw me dugouts – cellars, structures for storing vegetables and preparations for the winter.
This AI takes pictures from all over the Internet, analyzes them and makes them based on the image she saw at my request.
Different neural networks drew differently, but then it started to look like my pictures. Isn't this neural network drawing dugouts for me based on my photos?
I've searched a lot of places and I haven't found anything even close to what I'm shooting.
And after playing exciting games with artificial intelligence, it now feels like my photos are drawn by a neural network.
Or maybe you don't think so? What if everything around us is a big neural network, and we only see what we want?
In our field of vision, everything that steals our attention and still meets our needs – well, the neural network draws it.
This time, the neural network drew beautiful dugouts for me in the village of Bragino.