There are a lot of articles focusing on how close does DALL-E match some prompt, but I wonder if this is a suboptimal way to explore the medium. What if you ca

There are a lot of articles focusing on how close does DALL-E match some prompt, but I wonder if this is a suboptimal way to explore the medium. What if you can get a lot more out of it by embracing the unexpected responses. Can it be a tool for exploring lateral thinking? You provide a prompt computer responds with images that are a prompt to human. A baby swiming next to a dolar bill outputs a distorted person face inside a dolar bill with some baby features, could be the start to a rabbit hole of prompts and images where you'll end up with something completly different than your initial expectations.