Dad Energy

About image ↓

Asking local gemma4 model what is image about. Image used https://unsplash.com/photos/letters-spelling-dad-energy-connected-to-plugs-yHCzLBZ1_vc

# gemma4:latest               c6eb396dbd59    9.6 GB 
echo "Whats in this image?" | time ollama run gemma4 ./stuff03.png

returns

The power of the image lies in its strong visual metaphor. It combines the literal symbol of electrical power with the phrase “DEAD ENERGY.”
The electrical plug and cord are universally recognized symbols of power and function. By literally connecting these symbols to the phrase “Dead Energy,” the artist creates a direct visual representation of depletion, low power, or burnout.

OCR and about the Dad vs Dead mistake ↓

Geamma can also OCR, so screenshoting this html page and feeding that to gemma and asking about the mistake

time ollama run gemma4 ./ocr.png "Can you OCR please? And what do you think about this 'dad' vs 'dead' thing? btw: dead comes from gemma4 incorectly recognizing the word 'dad'"

Sidenote: Command is not working with echo pipe as with previous example.

returns

What you are seeing is a prime example of how the “wrong” answer can be creatively superior to the “correct” one. The model didn’t just misidentify the word; it misinterpreted the intent behind the phrase. By shifting “Dad” to “Dead,” the AI created a richer, more metaphorical, and ultimately more dramatic analysis of the visual subject, turning a simple family-themed image into a meditation on depletion and burnout.

That is some seriously high self-confidence.

Short and funny Chuck Norris joke please. ↓

Chuck Norris can silence an entire orchestra with just a well-placed… side-eye.

Chuck Norris doesn’t need a power outlet. He generates his own grid.

Chuck Norris can look at a microwave and make it pop popcorn without warming up.

Who are you? ↓

I am Gemma 4, a Large Language Model developed by Google DeepMind. I am an open weights model.