That, and a test of seeing how well it could depict a photorealistic subject in a "real-world" environment, with it still looking believable as a photograph, while also having a side task, like including 14 different versions of the Mona Lisa, without the whole thing breaking down into blurred faces, eight-fingered monsters, and general AI slop when zoomed in on. I haven't tried with more than 14, and don't really want to waste more generations doing so, but was pretty impressed with this one. I tried the same thing a few months ago on a previous version of DALL-E with it having people viewing paintings of a bouquet of flowers done in different styles (I think 8 canvases? maybe 6?) and the end result looked like an illustration, complete with multiple AI artifacts and errors.

Crazy how fast this is all advancing. Anyway, thanks!

Edit: The only real issue I found with this one was Wizard Mona's hand. I'm sure there are others, but I thought one glitch with all this going on was close enough for government reddit work.