When the Glasgow candy adventure made its mark on social media, attendees were in for a surprise as they delved into a peculiar event that offered a glimpse into a magical world. Little did they know that behind the scenes, the event’s marketing tactics and scripted interactions heavily relied on the innovative AI technology. Despite falling short of expectations, three captivating AI-generated backgrounds from the event have now surfaced on eBay, attracting bidders and currently commanding a price of £760 (NZ$1,578).
The seller, Michael Kasparis, the online manager of a local record store, shared the intriguing story of how his friend stumbled upon these enigmatic artifacts. “By chance, he discovered these backgrounds in a workshop under the venue hosting the candy adventure. The day after the chaos, he found these discarded items near the bins,” explained Kasparis. “Amused by the situation, he jokingly shared his discovery with me and a few friends.”
As the eBay auction gains traction, Kasparis plans to donate the proceeds to support medical aid for Palestinians in Gaza. With a hopeful outlook, he aims to exceed the four-figure threshold and make a meaningful impact on the lives of those in need. Such a gesture of kindness and generosity shines a positive light on the aftermath of the event.
While the disappointed families who attended the Glasgow candy adventure expressed their frustration and discontent, their actions led to the event’s unexpected cancellation after involving the authorities. However, amidst the disappointment, the remnants of the event hold a certain charm. An announcement sign, signaling the unfortunate end of the event, fetched an impressive £840 (NZ$1,744) in an auction, with the proceeds pledged to support a deserving Glasgow hospital.
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