If you search Amarillo on YouTube, you may find fine gold. Today I thought I’d take a look at what’s been posted over the past month. Hats off to Visit Amarillo’s recent post.
Amarillo’s AI video is like a frenetic dream in a hilarious Western style.
It’s not a nightmare, but that smile is goofy
AI-generated videos are all the rage right now. From Will Smith eating spaghetti to fake pizza commercials, they’re taking the internet by storm.
The main reason is that AI seems to struggle with basic anatomy and the way we work. Ratios are everywhere. The images twist and melt together, like the vision of a psychic astronaut standing at the top.
Combining wild visuals with the insane ramblings of computer-generated thought processes can create real magic.
That smile just screams “durururururururu”.
AI Interpretation of Amarillo’s Famous Landmarks
I’m going through a bit of a difficult moment right now. There are some lines in the commercial that I swear I wrote and said on air. I am on the brink of death. Is AI inherently mean? am i real too?
Amarillo trip
For example, the video mentions Palo Duro Canyon as the second largest hole in the ground in the United States. He also pointed out that no one really knows why we’re half-buried in the middle of a field, but we do.
I worry.
my favorite amarillo commercial
This one wins. It’s strange. Unique, isn’t it? You’re hitting the main points.
what’s going on with that horse?
All AI-generated content is built on user input. You give it a prompt and it spits out what you want. It’s far from perfect, especially when it comes to photos and videos. Still, it’s so much fun that you can’t stop looking at this glorious, abominable spectacle.
Hats off for visiting Amarillo. It’s incredible rock.
Let’s take a look: Cookie Time’s cryptic art weirdness
This quirky and quaint place is tucked away behind a fence off US-287N and Cherry Street. It may seem head-scratching at first, but you’ll soon be captivated by Cookie Time’s unique and memorable exhibits.
Amarillo Landmarks: Negative Yelp Reviews
Yelp can be a strange and angry place. That’s what I noticed recently when I decided to sort the reviews by “lowest rated” first.
I was fine with people being upset by the poor service and whatnot. However, for some of Amarillo’s most iconic locations, I found some reviews that left me speechless with scathing negative reviews, unable to find any other suitable words. Be prepared to repeatedly shake your head or shrug your shoulders, saying, “I don’t know.”
