I Googled, “most popular idioms” and this rich snippet included these 24 idioms:
As idoms are defined as “ group of words established by usage as having a meaning not deducible from those of the individual words," I thought it would be fun to challenge a machine to deduce and visually produce what humans mean by our idioms. Within the HackerNoon story draft, I typed these idioms into our AI image generation system using the Kandinsky 2 model.
Moon
Break a leg
Bite the bullet
Call it a day
Beat around the bush
Go down in flames
It takes two to tango
Actions speak louder than words
Through thick and thin
Jump on the bandwagon
On cloud nine
The Whole Nine Yards
Speak of the devil
Come rain or shine
A penny for your thoughts
Ignorance is bliss
Throw caution to the wind
As right as rain
Better late than never
Raining cats and dogs
A blessing in disguise
Sitting on the fence
A dime a dozen
Head in the Clouds
I’m very encouraged by how quickly the indie models are catching up to the mainstream models. Within the HackerNoon story draft editor, you can now prompt Kandinsky 2, Midjourney Diffusion, and Stable Diffusion 1.5-2.1 (with negative prompts too). Comment below if there’s another AI image generation model you’d like us to add to HackerNoon.