The space one without headphones is particularly cool. I use it for D&D art generation. I can have a piece of art that somewhat matches every location/scene I

The space one without headphones is particularly cool. I use it for D&D art generation. I can have a piece of art that somewhat matches every location/scene I have planned. If things don't match my plans I can generate 8 images and pick the best in about 2 minutes. I talk to a lot of other DMs who use it in a similar way. It's not great with specific details, I plan to commission someone to draw the party when the campaign is over. But for things like a fantasy magic shop with potions, or a fantasy dungeon exterior, or a forest of mushroom trees, it's more than good enough for concept art to throw into Roll20. I couldn't afford 5-10 pieces of custom concept art per game, nor could I come up with the ideas for them 2 hours beforehand and have them ready for the session.