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Part 2: Testing Flux, cgdream.ai & Think Diffusion In Part 1, we analyzed Manus’ recommendations, designed the experience, and prepared the comparison. In this Part 2 of our Brainy transformation series, we put Flux, cgdream.ai, and Think Diffusion to the test. These tools specialize in AI-powered image-to-image generation, promising to refine Brainy’s design while maintaining his core identity.

Part 1: Introduction to AI Image Manipulation & Our Brainy Transformation Project Introduction At System in Motion, we’re always exploring how AI can enhance business processes - including branding. Our mascot, the Brainies, represents intelligence and innovation, but after a thorough weakness analysis by Manus, we identified areas for visual improvement. To test AI’s capabilities in refining Brainy, we’re launching a 5-part experiment using 13 cutting-edge AI image manipulation tools.

Google’s ambitious plan to showcase its Gemini AI assistant at the 2024 Paris Olympics hit a snag following a significant backlash against its “Dear Sydney” commercial. The ad, intended to highlight the inspirational connection between Olympic medalist Sydney McLaughlin and a young fan, instead sparked controversy over its portrayal of AI’s role in personal human interactions. So, Google had to pull the ad.

Considering a new brand to better represent our AI expertise, we plan to depart from our decade-old, generic ‘System in Motion’ name. We will use generative AI to suggest unique, protectable brand names.

Considering a new brand to better represent our AI expertise, we plan to depart from our decade-old, generic ‘System in Motion’ name. We will use generative AI to suggest unique, protectable brand names.

Considering a new brand to better represent our AI expertise, we plan to depart from our decade-old, generic ‘System in Motion’ name. We will use generative AI to suggest unique, protectable brand names.