If AI is essentially a prediction machine—grasping for the most likely next pixel, word or letter—how can it possibly create anything new? I am not going to answer that question …
A Name Change We Have To Feel Sorry For? Mistral’s decision to rename its chatbot raises a small but legitimate question about identity, branding, and what European AI companies owe their own distinctiveness On May 28, 2026, at its own AI Now Summit, the French AI company Mistral announced that
AI – of course AI – says, GPT is revolutionizing image generation, particularly with the release of state-of-the-art models like GPT Image 2.0: It promises near-perfect prompt adherence, advanced visual reasoning, and the ability to generate and accurately render complex text directly inside images.
Certainly not artificial—yet distinctly humanoid. There are some genuinely interesting trends, alongside a number of rather clichéd visualizations—many of which can be found on this very website. A glance at the NightCafé homepage reveals hundreds of highly polished, yet often formulaic images. It raises an interesting question: is this aesthetic
Oh the many ways I’ve tried to tell my Image Creator, that cars on a road usually go in different directions – in one lane they come up towards the viewer, in the other we usually see them from behind because they are … AI does not seem to know
Glossy but Faulty: The Illusion of Perfection At first glance, AI-generated images dazzle with their polished aesthetics—vibrant colors, intricate details, and styles that mimic famous artists or futuristic visions. Yet, the closer you look, the more flaws emerge: distorted hands, unnatural lighting, or surreal landscapes that defy physics. The pursuit
That blue things is white, and it’s probably just lying around, dead as dead can be.
I love effect pedals. I just love them!
The way they are built, their sturdiness, their focus on one purpose (mostly). The colours …