O GPT IMAGE 2.0 HUMILHOU OS CONCORRENTES

It finally arrived. We have a new

champion in the field of

artificial intelligence for image construction. And

incredibly, this time

Open took the lead. Today we're going to

talk about the GPT

Image 2.0 chat revolution. And I'll tell

you right now, excuse my language, but the

GPT chat really screwed Gemini over. The

quality [of the music] is absurd.

My name is Lucas, this is the

artificial sloth. Without further ado, let's get to the

video. Well, folks,

I confess to you that this video here is being

made in a hurry. That's because I heard

about the GPT Image 2.0 chat

a day ago, but you know I

don't have much faith in Openi products,

so I'm not that eager to

test them. And the last few times I

tested the GPT chat itself, the results

weren't so great for me. And this

time it's different. This time we will focus

only on creating images with the

GPT Image 2.0 chat. This is an

artificial intelligence available

within the GPT chat that you can

use to create your images

for free.

In fact, the tests performed in this

video are from a free GPT chat. And that's what

I'm going to test for you today,

my first impressions of

this new tool and, in my

opinion, it's currently the top one on the

market. Let's get down to business. Well, the

link to the tool will be below

in the description, and as you know, I

am not sponsored by Openi. This video

here is my speculation and also

my initial tests. I'm making this

video because, as you know, I have

some channels here on YouTube and some

days of the week I produce videos for

those other channels and not for

Preguiça Artificial. One of the channels

I have, and maybe you know it,

is called "YouTube without whining".

This channel, called "YouTube without whining,"

has an aesthetic where I use a

pop culture character to talk about

YouTube, okay? So, a

defined aesthetic with a well-defined channel theme,

which is YouTube. Two

months ago, I was testing Nano

Banana for creating thumbnails.

So you can see here that I

always followed a thumbnail pattern, but

I also experimented with creating

thumbnails using artificial intelligence.

I had some pretty cool results,

but the Nano Banana isn't very good

for creating thumbnails because the

quality it delivers

is poor. So, I got

results that were good ideas, but

of terrible quality. That changed

in my test today. Give me an example in

this thumbnail that the GPT chat made for

me. When I said that the GPT chat is

screwing Nano Banana and

Gemn over, I wasn't kidding. To give you

an idea of ​​how I built this

drum, man, it's an absurdly large piece of equipment. Look at this

. I drew this here in

Pint.

It's exactly a doll with a beard, okay? It's really

messed up, okay? I'm not good at drawing,

guys. It's a doll with a beard. On this

side I put the GPT chat logo

and on this side I wrote this too,

OK? And then I sent

him a really poor quality image to use

as a reference for my character.

But my prompt was this: create

a tabneilio and use my

reference character in the center. In one hand, he

holds the GPT chat logo. In his other hand,

he holds a

hand-drawn thumbnail, which was used to

create the thumbnail you

will be creating. So, my idea was

this: my character in the center with the

Chat GPT logo on one side and this

image here in the other hand. And I got this

result here that you see here. And

as you can imagine, I'm not the

type of person who's impressed by the

result alone. So, I did this several

times and I'm going to show you. Now

look at this case here. I also took a

horrible image of the character

I use and made a drawing of it in

paint. So, here it is, this time the

character is positioned more to the

left. I placed

some puppets in his hand here, and the

idea was to make him act as if he were

controlling puppets

of people. And I've listed

four monetized channels up here. This, just so

you have an idea, is a video

where I'm going to talk about four channels

that I've already monetized here on YouTube, okay?

So that was the idea for the video, and I made

this drawing to try and explain it

to the GPT chat. I sent it to him like this, along with

a thumbnail of the character, depicting him as

a puppeteer controlling five

people. I'll send you an example. So that

's exactly it, man. Look at the

result that this scoundrel

delivered to me. Look at this, everyone.

Look at the result that the GPT chat

gave me, man. Wow, this is

absurd! But then I remembered

something, right? I put in five puppets,

and in reality, I have four

monetized channels. So the mistake was mine. I

put the wrong prompt, it was four

puppets. So what did I ask

him to redo? And I also

asked him to take the heads off the

people and put these little TVs up here

. Why? Because by taking it to

Canva, I can add

my channel logos here. So, for those of you who have been

following my work for a

while, you can see the finished thumbnail here

, which features four

monetized channels, my character in the center,

and the channels I've already monetized,

which you can check out if you'd like:

Preguiça Artificial channel,

Viajante channel, YouTube sem mimimi channel, and

Brasileirinho channel, okay? If you'd like

to follow a bit of my journey

here on the battlefield of the internet. So what did

you all think of this thumbnail

? It's absurd, isn't it? Yes

, I was already trying to do those things with

the Nano Banana. There are even tutorials

on the internet teaching how to do this with

Nano Banana, but the results

aren't as good as they are

now with GPT chat. With EPT chat

you can really go further. And

I think one of the best examples I

have here is again this strategy

of taking things that already exist, mixing them

with my character, and creating something new.

For example, I put it here, I want

you to place my character in

a setting like the boy in blue. This

is a thumbnail I downloaded directly from

YouTube. I don't know who

that person is, okay? But friend, thank you for

letting me use your

image.

And I also got this image from

YouTube. So, put my character

in a setting like the blue boy's. In

one hand, he's holding his cell phone, and

in the other hand, he's holding his

YouTube monetization letter, okay?

I'm actually talking a lot about YouTube in this

video here. I'm going to do a collab, okay

? This is for the YouTube crowd and the

artificial intelligence crowd

to follow along, okay? I sent the

three reference images here, and this was the first

result he sent me. But then

, you know, he obviously sent it

wrong. I don't know if it was my prompt, I do

n't think so. I think he just sent it to the wrong person

. And I told him, but

put my character in his place,

the bearded character I sent you. Just a

reminder, guys, I'm sending

bearded characters because if I send Kratos from

God of War, he won't do it because

that's copyrighted. So I'll send

the bearded character. And I also said,

change the scenery a bit to

red colors. And look at this result,

man. It turned out really great. And dude,

he put some stuff here, I don't know

if you guys noticed, look. In the guy's setup,

there's a keyboard here that I hadn't even

noticed. It has a black keyboard, he changed it

to red to match.

Well, there's nothing here in

our partner's setting. And here he put focus,

discipline, and execution. Like, a really

coach-like situation. The most absurd thing

I found here is the following.

In the boy's scene here, there's a little

plant on the shelf next to the

YouTube sign. In the thumbnail

he created for me, man, there's an action

figure of Cratos himself, you know?

Like, yeah, it's a lot of detail, man. There's a

lot of detail in this creation here, something

that even Chattem and Nano Banana

were able to do correctly. So,

dude, the GPT chat, at least in my

experience, is okay? For my personal use, for things that

put money in my pocket, man,

GPT chat is going to help me a lot. I also

did a little test here with something that's

no longer part of my job, but I

only did it to see if it was really good.

Look at this. I also found a

picture of a Royal Anfield motorcycle here, but it's of very

poor quality. This

is actually a YouTube thumbnail. I went

to a video, took a screenshot, and told them

to create a technical poster in the style of a

blueprint. Dude, check this out,

a blueprint-style technical poster for the

motorcycle. And to give you an idea of ​​the

technical specifications, man, 349

cc engine, that's correct.

Single-cylinder engine, 20 horsepower,

torque and RPM, I'm not sure,

so I won't say. I

'm not sure if the transmission is a five-speed either,

but regarding fuel, gasoline, the actual weight is 181

kg. The tank is 13 liters. So,

man, I'm almost certain that the

technical information put here is

accurate. Dude, I sent a screenshot of a

video, man. I sent a screenshot

from a video and I managed to get the

blueprint with the actual technical information

, okay? From what I've analyzed here, it's

real, but I'd need to dig deeper into it

. But like this, bizarre result,

guys, bizarre. And to wrap things up, I

also ran a test here.

I grabbed an image from the internet, and it was of

extremely poor quality, okay?

I grabbed a picture of Toguro here,

144p quality,

and had a vintage Toguro poster made

, okay? with explanations in the style of a

scientific atlas. The prompt is here if you

want to pause for a moment to read. And look at

the result he delivered to me.

Man, this is surreal. He managed to

make the guy's tattoos clear and

even made some notes here about

each of the tattoos. Oh, this snake

here is a symbol of transformation and

protection. There's a broom out on the street that

was put here; it's a tool for

daily cleaning. There's also a tattoo

on his foot, the car that's right there next to him, and his

hand. Man, that's bizarre. Bizarre. That's

really interesting, man. Of course, I just

did this as a joke, but

man, imagine, you could create a catalog

of plants available in your city in

this style. I don't know why you

would do that, but you can, okay? And even a

year ago you couldn't do

that without it, and to me that's bizarre

in itself. But to wrap up this video, there's

already a lesson in course A on how to

use this method to create

thumbnails. Unfortunately, at the

time, AI wasn't good enough.

So the Nano Banana does exactly

that, but with poor quality. You can

use the knowledge you have there

to do this in the EPT chat with the

best possible quality. So, if

you're a student in my course, go ahead and

watch the new classes; there are already lessons

about this. I'm even extending an

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invite yourself. And of course, if you're

also interested in growing on

YouTube, I also have a training program

called "YouTube without the whining." As you

know, I'm doing a collaboration,

meaning I own both channels, so

I'm essentially collabming

with myself, you know? So yes, I

understand YouTube. If you want to

learn how to create a YouTube channel, I

can teach you that too, okay?

So I'll leave the link below,

YouTube without any whining, and the link to course A

as well. If it makes sense to you, I

would love to have you as my student.

See you in the next video. May

God be with you, and until next time. Yeah.