Google Gemini AI helps visualize basses with color, pickguard options etc!

[don21480]

I have a California Blue Bronco bass coming and wanted to figure out which pickguard color to use with the white pickup and white knobs I have on hand. I just typed in specifically what I was looking for in the create image option and voila! Very usefull -

 

[Stickman393]

Do not feed the butthole companies.

 

[Kevin Hailey]

So much better than using your mind.

 

[Krakmann]

Salud!

Have intimate intercourse with AI

 

[MartinB]

It's my dream amp - a Faunder Resthnt Bass Hard!

 

[consectaneus]

I like the white, followed by the black and then tort.

 

[JRA]

I just typed in specifically what I was looking for in the create image option and voila! Very usefull -

pretty cool! that's so much better than the platforms that render deformities, extra limbs/fingers, etc. and i've never been able to get "fretless" to work --- AI (that i've used) insists upon frets.

re: pickguard choices, i like 'em all, but black always works for me.

 

[DuluthDank]

I'm liking the tort.

 

[Bassaga]

I love this sort of tool! Gotta reign yourself in, though. Things can get crazy fast

 

[sdjfoh]

Booooooo

 

[BassHole1]

I agree tort looks best.

 

[MIJ Fender Guy]

welcome to 2024

JK i use it all the time. very useful.

 

[mikewalker]

Gemini has been improving rapidly! Not long ago it would crash and burn, give up and slink away after eight tries at making me a "24 fret" version of some simple guitar.

 

[shojii]

I have a California Blue Bronco bass coming and wanted to figure out which pickguard color to use with the white pickup and white knobs I have on hand. I just typed in specifically what I was looking for in the create image option and voila! Very usefull -

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Thanks! You just saved me wasting $$$$ on respraying my MIM Jazz. Excellent. Carry on!

 

[Michedelic]

Yeah, about that…I can just use my imagination.

 

[logdrum]

Pretty soon we will have to sacrifice something ( plants, gardening or drain rivers or a village enarby ) for the water to cool down the chips that do this re-imagination for you.

 

[logdrum]

You should really disable AI if you can. I had to use AI to get this list and just wasted half a liter of water t I am glad at this point it is mot lying and manipulating the answer yet


Key Water Consumption Details:

• Individual Interaction: A study estimated that training GPT-3 consumed 5.4 million liters of fresh water, while a simple conversation with an AI model can consume 500ml of water, including indirect electricity generation.
• Data Center Usage: Large data centers can use up to 1-5 million gallons of water daily for cooling, particularly in high-power-density servers.
• Rising Demand: By 2027, global AI demand is projected to require 4.2 to 6.6 billion cubic meters of water.
• Location Vulnerability: Around 40% of data centers are in areas with high water stress, meaning their usage significantly impacts local resources.
• Efficiency Variations: Microsoft uses an estimated 1.8 to 12 liters of water per kWh of energy, depending on the location and efficiency of the cooling technique.
  

 

[MultiScaleMale]

I used Gemini to mock up the Effigy that I have on order. It did a reasonable job.

 

[gr8avocado]

You should really disable AI if you can. I had to use AI to get this list and just wasted half a liter of water t I am glad at this point it is mot lying and manipulating the answer yet


Key Water Consumption Details:

• Individual Interaction: A study estimated that training GPT-3 consumed 5.4 million liters of fresh water, while a simple conversation with an AI model can consume 500ml of water, including indirect electricity generation.
• Data Center Usage: Large data centers can use up to 1-5 million gallons of water daily for cooling, particularly in high-power-density servers.
• Rising Demand: By 2027, global AI demand is projected to require 4.2 to 6.6 billion cubic meters of water.
• Location Vulnerability: Around 40% of data centers are in areas with high water stress, meaning their usage significantly impacts local resources.
• Efficiency Variations: Microsoft uses an estimated 1.8 to 12 liters of water per kWh of energy, depending on the location and efficiency of the cooling technique.

And the people that live around these centers are suffering contaminated water and soil along with skyrocketing utility costs.

 

[RicheyLather]

Mint green!