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The joys of AI are so many if you’re using it for fun.

We made a list of the drivers we see when driving in Louisville and decided to have a little AI fun by giving the AI machine a prompt and letting it create the images in the slideshow. Since it is AI, it comes with all the fun twists and missing limbs of an AI image. Also, we noticed that AI might have a bit of internal bias and we’d like to talk with Starry about that. This slideshow is just for giggles.
If we missed a “fictitious” driver, let us know at leo@leoweekly.com and maybe they’ll show up in this slideshow.

The daughter could drive but this sister-wife is exhausted and does it anyway.
Crotch Rocket Ronnie is weaving through traffic in the Highlands right now.
First job, driving dad’s Toyota
Reads Anne of Green Gables, prefers a simpler way of life.
Hangs out with his cousins who all have two-syllable names.
Late for yoga class. Has great dinner parties courtesy of Costco.
Doing the best they can.
Your granny sells Mary Kay.
The “I drive an Audi” cool dad kit.
First License, First Car and Mom thinks he’s at school.
Builds custom bikes, knows the weed man.
Knows the guy who builds custom bikes and is the weed man.
“It was a father’s day gift” dad who doesn’t want to admit he loves the car.
Ostentatious Prick 101
Everybody cut Footloose
Your granny drives a Kia.
“I’m an art collector” starter kit
Classic old head. Everyone calls him “Unc.”
If it runs, this person can fix anything.
The music is definitely lit wherever they are going.
Was definitely popular in high school. Married the quarterback.
Wanna go fishing?
Knows the weed man and the custom bike dude, going fishing with the grandpa, and still bumping “The Chronic” album.
Refuses to move into far right slow lane
Definitely has road rage
No Bike Lane, No Problem

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