It obviously got confused but it has potential

And this was a mud prompt

Wherever these are from, there's just something so extremely sexy and beautiful of seeing a well fitted skirt getting messy, just knowing ot was never made to dunked in mud or covered in food etc.
Bring on the messy skirts

Great idea jo_yo, I'd never considered the potential of AI for WAM/fetish content!

Here's a selection generated in Dall-E from various pie/slime based prompts. Some of these are completely off and utterly terrifying (included for the laughs) but a few of them are definitely on the right track & look convincing if you squint!


Of course the tech is still in its infancy & results often amusing. But it will improve, and couple that with the recent discussion here about deepfakes, and you can imagine it's only a matter of time and tech refinement before you'll be able to fully dictate your own custom WAM scene with infinite specificity and have an AI render it out for you.

Although, judging by some of these results, we've got many years to go yet

It's crazy scary how Dall-E's image generation is beginning to mimic photos that producers with high production value would shoot circa late-2000s and the 2010s (probably because it likely uses an image dataset from that period).

Nice! I'm still on the waiting list (DALL-E)

Very cool. For those who are in this space, if we can get hold of the Dall-E model and fine tune it on all the WAM vids/pics we have, I'd say we have a better chance of generating Dall-E WAM!

God help us all.

There is also Craiyon.com, which is a limited version of Dall-E that you don't have to sign up for. Faces are really weird in it though!

When I typed 'Woman messy chocolate' into Craiyon, this is the best of the images that came up. I think they need to do a lot of work on this technology.

I tried WAM prompts in Wonder and Midjourney and they came out scary af.

Some Tim Burton/Lovecraft stuff.

Still waiting on DALL-E, maybe I'll have better luck with that.

WAM was the first thing I thought of when I found out about AI art though lol.

I find this both hilarious and disturbing. Once that technology is perfected, I wonder if anyone will care about real models and keep buying their content?

Until AI CGI animation models can have detailed wireframe motions convincingly pass the Turing test - which is of course, convincingly reacting to getting slimed - I don't think this a concern for the lifespan of the thirst for true, documented human creations.

Im not jerking off to anything less than an actual real life woman getting messy.
Like if no real model actually got messy whats tbe point?