The inability of AI images to spell has always amused me, and it's especially funny here. I got a special kick out "IDEDA ENGINEEER" and "BUZSTEAND." The image where the one guy's hat just says "HISPANIC" is also oddly hilarious.

Idk what it is, but I have a special soft spot for humor based around odd spelling (this video still makes me laugh years later: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EShUeudtaFg).

I'd buy an IDEDA ENGINEEER t-shirt.

Honestly, I'm really confused by how it was able to keep the idea of "business-themed puns" through so much of it. I don't understand how it was able to keep understanding that those weird letters were supposed to be "business-themed puns."

I don't think any human looking at drawing #3, which includes "CUNNFACE," "VODLI-EAPPERCO," "NITH-EASTER," "WORD," "SOCEIL MEDIA," and "GAPTOROU" would have worked out, as GPT did, that those were "pun-filled business buzzwords."

Is the previous prompt leaking? That is, does the GPT have it in its context?

It's probably just finding non-intuitive extrema in its feature space or something...

the whole thing with the text in the images reminds me of this: https://arxiv.org/abs/2206.00169

and I found myself that dall-e sometimes even likes to add gibberish text unpromtedly, often with letters containing some garbled versions of words from the prompt, or related words

BIZ NESS