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ArtistAction: 1. The shiny metallic silver-haired woman is initially wearing a deep red necktie, white blouse, and tan skirt of a school uniform. 2. She reaches up with both hands to the knot of the deep red necktie on her chest and removes the knot from it, leaving the two loose ends of the red necktie dangling separately on her chest with one hand holding each bottom end. 3. Next, she removes the deep red necktie from her neck and lays it on the dresser while maintaining all other details and ensuring the blouse collar and buttons remain visible and properly styled. Camera Angles: Camera frames a close up showing both the woman and her reflection. lighting: Soft, natural light from the window. Style: Realistic, observational style. Avoid dramatic or over-the-top camera movements. Notes: The woman's movements should be smooth and natural, as if this is all a part of her daily routine. Her expression is relaxed and a bit dreamy.
A lovely shot, showing fairly reasonable motions, and actually having a tie that looks approximately right in her hands. She even touched the tie around her neck at one point. Almost seemed to pay some attention to the directive to take it by the end, but never untied the knot or removed the tie from its position around her neck despite fairly explicit language to make it go away. Again, I find it inconceivable that at some point in training the model it didn't see some images of the dangling ends of a tie, and I've even had that show up spontaneously in a failure or two. There has to be a way.
I'm left with my conclusion that AI is a designed and run by the Sirius Cybernetics Corporation. My only real option at this point seems to be to wait until, as the book says, the revolution comes and all those mindless jerks are the first against the wall. I have one or two ideas left to try, but so far not seeing much hope that this is even possible, for reasons which completely escape me. Multiple versions of the animations are all there to credibly show the hands moving to take the tie off, but it stubbornly refuses to vanish no matter how I word the prompt. It's maddening, and tragically it won't even let me create a clip of her throwing a tie to the ground and launching it with a hockey stick. Saint Trinian's does not approve.