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A First Test of Indigo's AI Playground
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4 August 2026
A friend texted us yesterday to ask what we did Saturday, so we replied with that photo of the Ferrari 296 GTB, although we had only walked by the thing.
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When they replied how much they'd like to drive it, we sent them a POV video of Six Speed Review in which the reviewer drove it around Alberta, Canada.
That took the shine off, though, because the guy reveals all the high tech bells and whistles packed into that little package. The only thing we wished we had from it on our Rumbalino was the hydraulic lift to get the front end over speed bumps without scraping the oil pan.
Our friend replied that what they'd really prefer would be a Porsche convertible.
We laughed as we jumped in our Honda Civic HX to pop over to the mall to shop for shoes at the Skechers Outlet store. Shoes are the only kind of new transportation we can afford, after all. But as we walked through the mall parking lot, we ran across a gorgeous new Porsche convertible. We snapped a photo in Indigo and texted it to our friend as a consolation prize.
All smiles.
However, we thought we might do something with the photo using Indigo's AI Playground because we've been having so much fun with it.
What to do, though?
The only thing we could think of doing with an air-cooled convertible was, of course, to submerge it under water. Would Indigo do that for us?
We tapped Custom Edit and used the microphone to suggest, "Put the car under water."
And in a few seconds, our photo of that convertible was submerged in the clear water of an ocean seascape with just the right reflections from the waves on the surface of the water dancing on its hood.
Not only that but it added a few air bubbles still escaping from the vehicle and a school of fish circling in the background. Bonus effects.
But we didn't hear from our friend again. They were probably drowning in tears.