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MiniMax posts a prompt for a Tang-dynasty mural of space station maintenance

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MiniMax (@MiniMax_AI) posts on X a text-to-image prompt that depicts exterior maintenance on a modern space station in the style of a Tang-dynasty Dunhuang mural.

The prompt specifies an earthen-wall surface, mineral pigments in cinnabar red, azurite blue and malachite green, technicians drawn like flying apsaras with ribbon arcs, and solar panels shown as small azurite-blue squares.

The post is the only report on the prompt. No output images or further details have been reported.

Written by AI from the articles below · updated Nov 11, 10:48 AM ET

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MiniMax shares a prompt for a Dunhuang-style mural of space station maintenance

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    MiniMax shares a prompt for a Dunhuang-style mural of space station maintenance

    AIMiniMax posts a prompt that renders exterior maintenance on a modern space station as a Tang-dynasty Dunhuang-style earthen-wall mural. The prompt specifies figures resembling flying apsaras, mineral pigments in cinnabar red, azurite blue, and malachite green, and solar panels shown as small azurite-blue squares.

    Image from @MiniMax_AI's post
  2. MiniMax (official)Official
    MiniMax shares a prompt for a Tang-dynasty mural of space station maintenance

    AIMiniMax posts a text-to-image prompt that renders exterior maintenance on a modern space station as a Tang-dynasty Dunhuang-style earthen-wall mural. The prompt specifies mineral pigments in cinnabar red, azurite blue and malachite green, flying-apsara-like technicians with ribbon arcs, and solar panels rendered as small azurite-blue squares.

    Image from @MiniMax_AI's post

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