The AI of the social network X, Grok, designed these images as if the most emblematic city of our country, had sea and beach.
Summer arrived, and many citizens of the City of Buenos Aires (CABA) They dream of having the banks of the sea around the corner, to be able to enjoy the waves these days with high temperatures. With the arrival of the Artificial intelligencethis may be possible.
Grok It is the chatbot developed by XAI, an initiative of Elon Musk In response to the emergence of Chatgpt, which can be accessed for free and directly from the social network X (Ex Twitter). Thanks to this technology, you can see how a parallel reality would be where the most emblematic and visited city of our country has a beach and sea.
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The City of Buenos Aires with Beach: This would be seen, according to AI
According to AI, we could locate it in the Río de la Plata and imagine a beach on the Costanera Sur or Norte. The sand could spread from the current waterfront, with palm trees and umbrellas, transforming the walk into a beach atmosphere. And emblematic buildings such as the Women’s Bridge or the Spanish monument could be visual reference points from this paradise.
Places like the city park or February Tres de February could be adapted with small artificial beaches, creating urban oasis where people could enjoy sun and sand without leaving the city. And it should be added infrastructure such as showers, lifeguard booths and kiosks that are integrated with Buenos Aires architecture and culture.
Visually, the city of Buenos Aires would change drastically, giving it a more tropical or Mediterranean appearance. The city could then be known not only for its culture, its tango, and its architecture, but also for its beach life.
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Source: Ambito
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