The blue color of the BMW car looks a little bit fake. Other details of the car generate by SD3 look good.

I think the underground tunnels and laboratories generated by Stable Diffusion looks great, expect that the color of the floor is also showing reflecting lights, which is a little bit weird.

I saw a post in Reddit about the midsummer Dragon Cartoon. The pictures have bright colors with baby dragons on a big donuts floating on the lake. The blur in the background is a little bit strange, maybe change the prompts and add something about "perspective" parameters? Other details all look good!

Gemini acts as a doctor in asthma and help list 10 Food and Environmental Factors to Avoid for Asthma Patients. The results look good and helpful. 1. Food Triggers: Sulfites: Often found in dried fruits, processed potatoes, and some wines, sulfites can irritate airways in some asthmatics. Food Allergies: If you have allergies to specific foods like peanuts, shellfish, or dairy, these can trigger asthma attacks. Additives and Preservatives: MSG (monosodium glutamate) and certain artificial colors and flavors might worsen asthma symptoms in some people. 2. Environmental Irritants: Smoke: Cigarette smoke, secondhand smoke, and even burning wood or incense can significantly worsen asthma. Air Pollution: Outdoor air pollution, including ozone and particulate matter, can trigger asthma attacks. Dust Mites: Microscopic mites living in dust are common asthma triggers. Minimize dust by using allergy-proof bedding and regularly cleaning carpets and furniture. Pollen: Seasonal pollen from trees, grasses, and weeds can trigger asthma symptoms. Monitor pollen counts and stay indoors during peak times. Mold: Mold growth in damp environments can worsen asthma. Address any moisture issues and clean moldy areas promptly. 3. Other Triggers: Cockroach Allergens: Cockroach droppings and body parts can be potent asthma triggers, especially indoors. Pet Dander: Pet fur and dander can irritate airways. If allergies are an issue, consider hypoallergenic pets or minimize pet contact in the bedroom. Strong Odors: Perfumes, strong cleaning chemicals, and paint fumes can trigger asthma symptoms in some individuals.