> There seems to be a current trend in AI circles of mashing up film genres or visualising existent films either within different time periods or with different

> There seems to be a current trend in AI circles of mashing up film genres or visualising existent films either within different time periods or with different directors. Out of boredom, I fed the prompt "Fight Club" into Stable Diffusion, and it generated some interesting images of a human that looked like a mixture of Brad Pitt and Edward Norton. I've seen similar mixed up results when I type a prompt that includes two obscure animals, such as "an emu playing chess with a lemur". The AI spits out an animal that looks like a cross between an emu and a lemur, instead of the two separate animals playing chess. I want to know more about how these algorithms work, but that level of detail is hard for me to comprehend. I remember struggling in my college algorithms class to write code to do something relatively simple: I think the assignment was to: given a XY plane with a set of points, I had to find a set of lines that would create an intersection of polygons that contained only one point each.