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Tojin Eapen, PhD

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Airplanes
As visualized by DALL-E (2024)
tte@duck.com

Visualizing the History and Future of
Aircrafts using DALL-E
• In January 2024, we utilized DALL-E to illustrate the
historical evolution of airplanes, showcasing their
appearance at various points in time.
• We start with the year of the Wright Flyer's
inaugural flight in 1903 and extend to the present
day.
• We also used the Generative AI model to envision
potential changes in airplane design over the next
eighty years.
• What insights can we glean from this exploration of
airplane technology's evolution?
• What does it reveal about our capacity to predict the
trajectory of technological advancements?

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Airplanes | Historicist Learning using GenAI

1. Airplanes As visualized by DALL-E (2024) tte@duck.com

2. Visualizing the History and Future of Aircrafts using DALL-E • In January 2024, we utilized DALL-E to illustrate the historical evolution of airplanes, showcasing their appearance at various points in time. • We start with the year of the Wright Flyer's inaugural flight in 1903 and extend to the present day. • We also used the Generative AI model to envision potential changes in airplane design over the next eighty years. • What insights can we glean from this exploration of airplane technology's evolution? • What does it reveal about our capacity to predict the trajectory of technological advancements?

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