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If I prompt "golden droid from classic sci-fi movie", what else am I asking for if not Star Wars?
by jpeter 3y ago
If I prompt "golden droid from classic sci-fi movie", what else am I asking for if not Star Wars?
- Uvix 3y agoThe robot from Metropolis?
- sjfjsjdjwvwvc 3y agoOr another „copyrighted“ droid for that matter, after all it’s a classic. Same with robot cop, what the hell did you expect to get… Or Italian plumber with red hat with M on it, that’s just a description of Mario
- anonymoushn 3y agoan original golden android in the style of a classic sci-fi movie that does not actually exist edit: i feel like all these comments asking "what else should it generate?" are pretty weird given the proliferation of stuff like non-infringing Star Wars and Indiana Jones knockoffs in other media like Race for The Galaxy or Arkham Horror The Forgotten Age etc.
- whywhywhywhy 3y agoIf you do "Golden robot holding a lazer gun in a sci-fi setting, cinematic" it will give you a golden robot that doesn't look in the style of C3PO or Star Wars. "Droid" is actually a Star Wars term [1], and saying you want it from a "classic sci-fi movie" is asking it to reference a real thing that is well known. Reid is intentionally pushing it that way to fill his agenda and these terms are not as generic as he's making out. [1]:https://trademarks.justia.com/756/52/droid-75652542.html https://trademarks.justia.com/756/52/droid-75652542.html