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Mark began by generating a stylized samurai using ChatGPT. He then broke the image into parts—arms, legs, torso, and head. Each piece was cleaned and exported from Photoshop as individual PNG files.

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As ANCHOR rebates start making their way into homeowners bank accounts across the state, might I offer a humble suggestion? Let’s just cut out the middle man — in this case us taxpayers — and send the ...

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