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!

I asked Chatgpt to "list 10 factors of the food and environment to avoid for patients with asthma." and it responded me with these factors to avoid for asthma patients, including Allergenic Foods, Sulfites, Food Additives, High-Salt Foods, Caffeine and Alcohol, Cold Foods and Beverages, Strong Odors and Irritants, Dust and Dust Mites, Pet Dander, Outdoor Air Pollution. The response look amazing and quite informative. As a doctor specializing in asthma, here are 10 factors related to food and environment that patients with asthma should generally avoid or be cautious about: Allergenic Foods: Certain foods can trigger allergic reactions that may exacerbate asthma symptoms. Common allergenic foods include nuts, shellfish, eggs, and dairy products. Sulfites: Found in some processed foods, sulfites can trigger asthma symptoms in sensitive individuals. These are often found in dried fruits, wine, and processed foods. Food Additives: Some additives like monosodium glutamate (MSG) and artificial colors can trigger asthma symptoms in susceptible individuals. High-Salt Foods: Excessive salt intake can contribute to airway inflammation, potentially worsening asthma symptoms. Caffeine and Alcohol: These substances can act as triggers for some people with asthma, causing airway constriction. Cold Foods and Beverages: Cold air and cold foods can trigger bronchospasms in some individuals with asthma. Strong Odors and Irritants: Perfumes, air fresheners, smoke (including cigarette smoke), and strong cleaning chemicals can irritate airways and trigger asthma symptoms. Dust and Dust Mites: Dust mites are a common allergen. It's important for asthma patients to reduce exposure to dust by using allergen-proof covers on pillows and mattresses, and regularly cleaning carpets and bedding. Pet Dander: Animal dander (skin flakes), saliva, and urine can trigger asthma symptoms in some individuals. Pets should be kept out of the bedroom of asthma patients. Outdoor Air Pollution: Pollution from vehicles, industrial sources, and wildfires can worsen asthma symptoms. Patients should avoid outdoor activities during high pollution days.