Paul Newman backs a 1958 Ford convertible into the mud and gets stuck. Starts at 3:06.

Cat on a Hot Tin Roof - Brick and Big Daddy – [03:06..03:54] 03:54
— au candyberry

I was 12 years old when I first saw that. My obsession with stuck cars was starting to become sexual and it made quite an impression.

@stuckdeep said in Vintage Cars and mud:

I got stuck in an 1989 Firebird.

Tell me more.

I remember when I was 6 or so being with my dad and my sister in our 1953 Ford. We had gone to the health clinic and parked on a slab of ice. The car was stuck and my dad was trying to get it out. I kept asking "When are we going to go?" and my dad replied, calmly, "In a minute", although it was more like five minutes.

@MudMate Sorta like any other vehicle:

Tesla Cybertruck pulled to safety by Ford pickup after getting stuck in snowy embankment – 00:43
— ABC7

@Mudcarguy Thanks, that helps.

@Mudcarguy Please share, what sequence of words did you use to create any one of these images? The last one, for example?

@Mudcarguy I get it, but in particular for the image I asked about, what site did you use?

@Mudcarguy said in Use A. I. to generate stuck pictures:

Wow, what platform did you use for these? Bing won't let me do anything this explicit.

@stuckfanjay said in Use A. I. to generate stuck pictures:

I've been able to get some results but not the desired results

Right now it is a guessing game as to how descriptions work. I've observed a few things:

• The exact same description re-submitted will produce different responses. There is some random factor here.
• Sometimes the process will take a while as if it is generating an image, then when it is almost through it will stop with a violation. What may be happening is that the picture has been finished and then a post-process content checker found something objectionable. Per my first observation, sometimes re-submitting gets a violation when there was none the first time.

I believe that the AI companies are providing these free services in order to exercise and improve their products. In other words, we are the alpha- and beta-testers.

@stuckfanjay said in Use A. I. to generate stuck pictures:

Anyone else getting their requests kicked back saying "something in your request might have triggered Microsofts terms of use" and im only describing a stuck scene, not sexual... then when you try again it says "we're experiencing a lot of guests right now, try again later"

I do too. I found that sometimes a small change in the description will let it go through, and not necessarily something that seems significant. For example, I like to put in the year for a specific vehicle, and if the request gets kicked then changing the year or leaving it out will sometimes result in success.

"Alabama" seems to be a key word for tight-fitting clothes

I would love to see this with 50's or 60's vintage American cars.

@SD78QSK It sure looks like the AI took Woodstock as the inspiration. What's interesting is that the cars are similar but not exactly like actual vehicles from that era.