It’s just patterns of pixels. It recognizes an apple as just a bunch of reddish pixels etc, then when given an image of a similar colored red ball, or something, it is corrected until it ceases to recognize something not an apple as an apple. It really does not know what an apple looks like to begin with. It’s like declaring a variable. The computer does not know what the variable really means just what to equate it to.

It might be more accurate to use something like Leonardo.AI rather than ChatGPT because you can edit existing images as needed and set the seed. You can even keep a consistent ‘character’ and reuse it in many pictures. Its dreamshaper model is based on SD. I have had the most accurate results with Leonardo. I don’t use ChatGPT/Dall-E for images, it uses too much on a free plan.

It is just an over-powered autocorrect, that same concept applies to images, just repeating patterns of pixels.

I turned my chrome setting off, deleted cookies from the last 24 hours and went back on and can’t seem to replicate OPs results. I don’t get prompted at all. I went on another site to see if somehow it was still chrome and got a cookie consent pop up on those sites but I wanted to see what parts of the site would break this way. I can’t figure it out.

What part of the site breaks for this? It didn’t prompt me but then I remembered I have a blocker for third party cookies. No popup whatsoever for me.

That’s not consent, that’s quid pro quo! They value the money they get by exposing your privacy to vendors.