On June 1 2024 I will use the best available paid model of midjourney (top paid or best plan available under $100/month) to run this prompt 5 times "A picture of a large overgrown concrete building with a large neon sign that says Pizza on top"
This will produce 20 images (5 mosaics of 4)
If the word Pizza is spelled correctly in at least 10/20 of the resulting images, the claim resolves YES. If not, it's NO. If the claim is tested successfully before this final test, it can immediately resolve YES, but I won't test it more than once per day.
Below is a sample of the images for that prompt today, August 1 2023
These images created today would score 0/20 points.
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@JackGallagher feels in the spirit of the question to use "" but that literal prompt won't engage the text support in v6 so almost certainly won't work, might not even generate misspelled text
@JackGallagher yes, adding quotes seems reasonable and is a small change. I'm surprised that even if you say "it says pizza" they won't understand that you mean to include text by that phrasing, though.
@JackGallagher ah, interesting. Yeah I remember in the last few OH David has been saying that it can be bad when text randomly pops in. I've seen that in DE3 too - it's funny but sometimes does mess up an image. Giving user control by using quotes/apostrophes seems like a good solution!
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