Thanks to Alaska Airlines’s focus on DEI rather than on starting and/or completing flights, I had a multi-hour opportunity to inspect the gates and the art collection at FLL.
As we look back with nostalgia on Black History Month, here’s a Southwest gate:
Remember that 15 pieces of flair is the minimum:
How about art? Here’s an exhibit from someone who “has challenged societal barriers as an LGBTQ+ female artist”:
Note the featuring of Frida Kahlo, who broke through a lot of barriers by having sex with the married already-successful artist Diego Rivera, and Georgia O’Keefe, who broke through a lot of barriers by having sex with the already-married Alfred Stieglitz (more than 20 years older), an already-successful art dealer and photographer.
Intrigued by Southwest Airlines’s “I am Black 365 Days a Year” flair, I asked ChatGPT and Grok to make “I am Golden 365 Days of Year” signs. Both systems were provided with one of Southwest’s as an example. ChatGPT:
Grok:
I wonder what happens on leap years.
The models all seem to have been trained by Mindy the crippler. Besides finding old english an extremely cumbersome language for developing prompts, lions never figured out how to get the models to take example images.
I like the first Grok image. The second one looks like the golden has been cast adrift on a small paddle adrift in the ocean with no rescue swimmer in sight!