New viral trend - create a virtual AI scale model of your car

[Ludachris]

Does the actual picture of the real car have to be exactly like I want? All I have are track action shots.....

It's going to follow the details of the photo. Most of the ones I see that are action shots actually get rendered as action models - as in, the wheels look like they're rotating. Some don't though. I've actually used a couple photos to try to get it to render the car from one photo with some of the characteristics of the other photo, with mixed results.

 

[Ludachris]

Even an old dog like me is getting a wee bit curious.............could I use the one picture of My Boss I posted here a while back?

sure can.

 

[2012Boss302]

This is my daily. I'll take a still shot of the Mustang when I get home later......

 

[Mike_FL]

This is my daily. I'll take a still shot of the Mustang when I get home later......

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I have a white mk7 gti for my daily, great little cars

 

[KazarS197]

@PatrickStapler I could resist and had to create one for one of the coolest stangs on TMO

 

[Fabman]

@PatrickStapler I could resist and had to create one for one of the coolest stangs on TMO View attachment 105928

Now that's bad ass.

 

[KazarS197]

I found out when creating Patrick's that the more you crop close to the car the better they turn out with more focus on the "model" . This is the edited pic that I used.

 

[PaddyPrix]

Yeah. AI. No thanks.
I think AI is potentially a really bad thing and I am not going to get involved at any level at this point in time.
I'm no luddite, but in the wrong hands there are serious potential consequences to AI that are not being addressed.

I can say lots, just need to let my NDA clear.

I will say that Grok saves and indexes everything you talk about, but you'd have to be a pretty special type of idiot to assume that stuff would stay private, considering the the underlying data sits and is logged and transmitted to so many others, including my employer. From there, there are tens of thousands of actions they could perform on that, depending on what's happening, adding you to a specific group, list, or tag, and that could push certain ads or things to your facebook, snapchat, instagram, grindr, whatever.

 

[KazarS197]

Yeah, you just made my point! I understand virtually nothing of what you posted there so that's a huge red flag to me.
I think I'm going to give AI a very wide berth until I know a hell of a lot more!!!

I'm actually with you on anything AI and have used it for nothing other than this. Literally not even 1 search. Didn't even know what I was doing except a copy and paste. Kinda scary how fast the photos were created. Maybe I'm paranoid but try to maintain anything Internet related as safe and sensorsed as possible. Everything on the web is forever. I don't care if it's deleted some server has it saved somewhere. My wife asked me if I was caving.....

 

[2012Boss302]

Here's my "Boss 300".....

 

[2012Boss302]

@PatrickStapler I could resist and had to create one for one of the coolest stangs on TMO View attachment 105928

I worked with a guy back in the Dark Ages that had one exactly like this for real. Bad ass car it was......

 

[302BOB]

"Boss 300".

I want my 2 "cubes" back!!!!!.............

 

[GimpyHSHS]

I want my 2 "cubes" back!!!!!.............

I tried to do a GT500 and it changed it to GT300...Boss 302R for my brother became a Boss 300R. Etc. Apparently, it's a common problem for AI, at least according to AI

Here are the ones I did.

My 1995 Mustang GT:



My 1965 Cobra replica (FFR Mk1):


Our 2011 Mustang V6 "Champ Car":


My brother's 2013 Boss 302R:


A couple of my dad and brother's cars:

 

[1 old racer]

Here is mine

 

[Fabman]

I tried to do a GT500 and it changed it to GT300...Boss 302R for my brother became a Boss 300R. Etc. Apparently, it's a common problem for AI, at least according to AI

Here are the ones I did.

My 1995 Mustang GT:
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My 1965 Cobra replica (FFR Mk1):
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Our 2011 Mustang V6 "Champ Car":
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My brother's 2013 Boss 302R:
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A couple of my dad and brother's cars:
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Damn, that #90 car looks like you could get in and drive it....so realistic!

 

[GimpyHSHS]

Damn, that #90 car looks like you could get in and drive it....so realistic!

That one does look good! Especially in the engine compartment.

Personally, I felt like the #348 came out the best. Gemini even got the rub mark on the front left bumper from where my dad got too close to a Miata at Hallett! You can vaguely see where I got ran into by a 370Z on the driver quarter our first time at Daytona! Even the bumper-to-hood gap we never got quite right, the driver names on the B pillar, the little arrow mid-way back on the door, the garbage-looking Scotchguard on the quarter windows...it's all there!

 

[Fabman]

That one does look good! Especially in the engine compartment.

Personally, I felt like the #348 came out the best. Gemini even got the rub mark on the front left bumper from where my dad got too close to a Miata at Hallett! You can vaguely see where I got ran into by a 370Z on the driver quarter our first time at Daytona! Even the bumper-to-hood gap we never got quite right, the driver names on the B pillar, the little arrow mid-way back on the door, the garbage-looking Scotchguard on the quarter windows...it's all there!

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They all look great!

 

[GAR944]

Was busy at work
Gave it multiple photos of the car and the wheels so even the brake rotors show heat marks.

it was missing some detail so added photos and told it to add to the previous model

AJ's canards added but it changed the orientation. As others have mentioned the details are quite amazing. I know where the stone chips on the front bar are.
Told it to rotate the model.

Then time for the old race car, curious why so many of mine came out with dark lighting effects.

And because i love the livery on this one.

 

[PatientZero]

Pretty impressive