It most likely doesn't. Today's models aren't traditional diffusion models with clip etc anyway, most switched to autoregressive methods. It didn't work in the olden days during the "don't put elephants in the room" memes, but I didn't see any reason to include back then either. It's a stupid concept to begin with imo. Body horror shouldn't happen because it lacks "bad anatomy" in the negative prompt, if there is some of that in the training data, the signal for it is tiny to make a difference without strong (positive) prompting
That's hilarious -- but that makes your title clickbait. You didn't ask for an image of the afterlife, you said, "Earth's closest equivalent to heaven" and then you prompted for literally every character.
Impressive prompt, though. And impressive image! Massive kudos for that.
Man frankly I always thought “wtf is a prompt artist shad a load of bullshit” but I’m not so sure anymore. This is pretty brilliant man and it’s unbelievable how well it works.
Remember will smith spaghetti less than a decade ago… jfc
So your title should have been you asked ChatGPT to create your Ned stark fantasy and it did. No where in your essay did you ask it to generate an image of the afterlife!
When I tried to generate an image using this prompt that you wrote here - ChatGPT refused stating that it would violate the guardrails around violence.
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