Anyone attempted an AI build.

ChroniC

ChroniC

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Ai is incredible for certain things and it is certainly brilliant at being an interior designer or landscaper.
Anyone consider replicating what it makes, for instance I gave it my currently boring flat rubbish garden.
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and it gave me this to replicate. The plants alone would cost thousands fully grown but I might be able to do it over many years with seedlings or plugs.
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It's a great resource for design ideas and envisioning your prompts and thoughts.
 
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Undoubtedly. I have always wanted an amazing garden. Not denying the difficulty of the job but damn it's interesting to see stuff so realistic to incentivise you.
 
ChroniC said:
Ai is incredible for certain things and it is certainly brilliant at being an interior designer or landscaper.
Anyone consider replicating what it makes, for instance I gave it my currently boring flat rubbish garden.
tzcm7z.jpg

and it gave me this to replicate. The plants alone would cost thousands fully grown but I might be able to do it over many years with seedlings or plugs.
9wz8ml.png


It's a great resource for design ideas and envisioning your prompts and thoughts.
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AI version will look for a couple weeks then degrade unless you spent 8 hours a week maintaining it
 
That imaginary lawn.

It would be an achievement just to get your lawn into a thick lush state. Probably starts with murdering what's already there, putting in epic soil and expensive turf. Then putting in hours of care.
 
With weed membrane and a while to finally defeat the weeds, it would imo be an easy garden to maintain.

The grass perhaps a different story....There are other alternatives to lawns.
 
With a good watering system and a robot lawnmower taking the top off every other day, I'm sure you could get a lawn like that without much ado.

I like this idea of using AI to get inspiration, I might have a dabble in it myself. I wonder if it could supply plans, planting scheme, BoMs and how to maintain the plants.
 
arknor said:
plants take way more effort than people realise
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That really depends on the plants though.
Non invasive, clump forming and only growing to a certain height + spread are perfect plants that can sometimes require minimal effort to maintain.
 
I think anyone's garden would look a lot better if they spent 30 thousand plus on it and the stuff added to the garden is going to be in that ballpark
 
I showed my sister some AI mockups of the front of my house and she commented that part of it looked a little Egyptian, as she does enjoy a bit of Stargate.

I took that idea and went full send:

https://flic.kr/p/2soezj2

Anytime I go home now it’s pot luck where I might end up.

Edit: ‘Stairgate’ is not as well known as sci-fi series as it should have been
 
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Chatgpt and I asked it to make my garden look good and add in a garage/shed down the right hand side. I even asked it to put a river in at one point. My grandious ideas of pumps and reservoirs could work, lol...

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Think I'd need a lottery win for this version though.
 
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ChroniC said:
Chatgpt and I asked it to make my garden look good and add in a garage/shed down the right hand side. I even asked it to put a river in at one point. My grandious ideas of pumps and reservoirs could work, lol...

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Think I'd need a lottery win for this version though.
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These images can be a danger to wallets :D
 
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Just tried ChatGPT on my garden after seeing this thread.
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its weird how it keeps some of your trees etc, but makes them look about 100X better than they would ever look in rl

it;'s literally showing a fantasy that can never be achieved, you;ll never get that colour and density of foilage


it's basically a face filter for your garden
 
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