Generate an article from nothing but a header image, with SceneX describing the picture and OpenAI writing the text.
Marcus Johansson
October 15, 2023 · 2 min read
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The process starts with an image uploaded into the system. The AI Interpolator SceneX module is then employed to analyze the image. It scrutinizes the visual elements, details, and themes encapsulated in the image and converts these visual cues into a descriptive text. The text offers a comprehensive portrayal of the image, translating visual data into written words that are deposited into a text field.
With a descriptive text in hand, the AI Interpolator OpenAI module is activated. The OpenAI algorithms use the provided text as a base, expanding and elaborating upon it to generate a full-length article. The descriptive text serves as a prompt, guiding the generation of content that is not only expansive but also deeply aligned with the themes and elements initially captured in the image.
This video is from before the AI Interpolator module became AI Automators, part of the AI module. Module and menu names have changed since, and some steps look different today.
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SceneX writes a description of the header image into a text field, and an OpenAI rule with a higher weight turns it into a 10 paragraph article with headers. The result shows the limits: SceneX gives little text, it is unsure whether the laptop is a MacBook Air or Pro, and asking for 10 paragraphs from a short description makes the model invent things. Image descriptions fit better for alt tags.
