Yes.you have to pile on adjectives to get even something slightly more robust, where the same Adjectives will get you massive He-Man dudes. Those Rugby pictures up three? Same sets of Adjectives for male and female players. That's why they weren't even more conventionally beautiful.
Maybe we are miscommunicating. I mean that if I point it toward creating pieces with women in it, and I don't specify ethnicity, it overwhelmingly produces white women. Not 100% of thevtime but the significant majority.
DALL-E clearly has a lot to learn about harbours, rivers, and other water features. In the last one, where exactly are all those ships supposed to be coming from/going to?
Oh, yes. That, for sure. And if you don't specify a gender, it will be a white dude.
How many rugby players are women, especially as far as images prevalent on the internet are concerned?
It's seemed pretty consistent across all my tests this past week.
Another example:
I think we have established in thus thread already that certain adjectives are gendered. "Muscular" very often leads to male figures even when you specify female. It is all tags and associations, after all.
