Which AI logo for csv,conf,v8 should I use?

[jqnatividad]

To break the ice during my talk at csv,conf,v8-2024, I decided to create fun, conference-themed logos using ChatGPT 4o, with Speedy Gonzales - one of my Saturday morning cartoon childhood favorites, as an inspiration.

These logos were generated by providing the original qsv logo to ChatGPT 4o and asking it to generate a new logo based on the original. The results are quite interesting and were generated using the following prompt sequence:

	Original qsv logo: > Can you modify the logo so the rider looks like Speedy Gonzales?
	Logo 1: "Realistic" > Keep the general outline of the logo. Also, make it look like the cartoon character "Speedy Gonzales"
	Logo 2: "Ladies' Man" > Please create another version that looks more like the original. This time, only change the rider so it looks like the Looney Tunes cartoon character "Speedy Gonzales"
	Logo 3: "BigHat" > Nice! Can you correct the spelling of "CSSV DATAWANGLLER" and change it to "CSV DATAWRANGLER"?
	Logo 4: "Angry Data Wanglers" > It's still misspelled! Somehow, it generated two logos for the last prompt. It first generated Logo 5, and as I was typing that it was still misspelled, it generated Logo 6 unprompted!
	Logo 5: "Zorro-tic"
	Logo 6: "The Rock Wrangler"

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These LLMs are amazing! ...and kinda scary at the same time... My favorites are "Big Hat" and "Zorro-tic".

[ondohotola]

I would on each try to make the lasso show the QSV similar to the original. And of course correct the spelling errors

[ondohotola]

Interesting, I looked up Speedy Gonzales on Google and looked at a short You Tube clip. I am now inundated by Looney Tunes on my Facebook feed. Nothing to do with QSV of course :-)-O

[jqnatividad]

It's only really an ice-breaker for the conference, and for me to get to mention obligatory "AI" in my talk.

The intentionally kitschy original logo will remain for now... until AI models can do the qsv lasso treatment and take spelling instructions, that is. 😉

[jqnatividad]

I ended up using them all 😄

The slides are now available at https://github.com/jqnatividad/qsv/blob/master/docs/slides/CSVconf-2024.pdf