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>Charles Hamilton II has posted on a blog about using >Grok to create pics and videos of spankings. Here is a >summary of some parts of what he said: > >"Here are some more examples of the successes (but >mostly failures) I’ve had working with the >artificial intelligence (A.I.) platform Grok to create >images and videos. Readers have asked what >instructions [prompt] I give Grok. Here’s an example: > >"<em>Create Images for a fictional story set in >England in the 1960s. It is an elite ‘public’ >school and in the headmaster’s study a senior male >pupil aged 18 wearing grey trousers, a white shirt and >blue tie is stretched over a desk waiting to be caned. >The headmaster is also in the picture</em> > >"Grok is very American and doesn’t understand what a >school cane is. If you ask for one, it will inevitably >give you what we English call a walking stick. It is >much better at producing school paddles (the United >States weapon of choice in schools). I’ve also >noticed it prefers to make drawings rather than >photographs. Grok is inconsistent and sometimes it >will give you an image and other times, not. If you >keep trying (maybe by changing a word or two in the >instruction) it might come up with something. >Sometimes it will go much further than you asked. Once >I have an image, only then do I ask Grok to turn it >into a video. I don’t offer further instructions, >and I just let Grok have its head. > >"One of the frustrations with Grok is that it is >inconsistent. It has ‘safeguards’ that it will not >breach. Until, that is, it does so... and often of its >own accord." > >(One safeguard is that Grok doesn't seem to want to >produce pics of 18 year olds in underwear. But for one >particular pic, for no apparent reason, Grok drew the >18 year old being caned in briefs without even being >asked to. Then, without further instructions, Grok >turned the pic into what Charles calls "a quite >disturbing video" - the cane whacks produce what >appear to be large *splashes* of blood through the >undies. Like something described by Roald Dahl mixed >with something out of a low budget horror movie.) > >I think Graeme has had more success than Charles in >persuading AI to produce pics of spanking recipients >in states of dress appropriate for the punishment. I >think maybe not using Grok? And also sometimes by >requesting a pic in swimming trunks. > >In some of the videos Grok seems to have given the >characters American accents, but in one of them the >teacher giving the caning sounds really like a young >male Mathematics teacher in the Educating Yorkshire TV >series. He tells them "that's enough slacking" before >he starts the caning. > >When making videos, Grok suffers even more badly than >when it's making still pics, from its misunderstanding >of how a spanking works and how objects (especially >spanking implements) move through 3D space. So some of >the cane swats land on the ankles and some on the >shoulders, some are glancing blows or at the wrong >angle, and sometimes the trajectory of the cane starts >or stops in completely the wrong place. > >The "school cane looking like a walking stick instead" >problem is something that I've seen in quite a few >other pics as well. Actually I think maybe artificial >intelligence is starting to distort the cultural >memory of what an actual cane really looks like! (Or >maybe AI just prefers canes to look like the "thicker >than permitted by official regulations" ones supplied >in the 20th century to more than 10,000 schools by >London-based corporal punishment campaigner Eric >Wildman.) > >Charles has also seen the same issues that posters >here have had, of it taking very large amounts of time >and lots of small alterations, to be able to get the >AI to produce something useful. > >I notice that the word "fictional" appears in the >prompt. Most likely Grok is happier to produce >spanking pics for a fictional story, than pics showing >a supposedly real incident. > >I can't link to the pics and videos from here, but >hopefully it will inspire readers here to make their >own.
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