Using the model is very simple, like the scores, but also not like the scores. The idea behind it is training based on various artistic styles of different artists and some unique AI models, arranging them into separate keywords (perhaps I should have made them numerical codes like score_1234 in Pony base, such as style_123—maybe next time I’ll do that). Each keyword corresponds to a different style, representing an artist or a uniquely special AI style. Users can call up just one keyword to bring out that style, but that’s not the main intention. What I aim for are unique style combinations. You can call up multiple styles at once, for example: A, B, C, or B, C, A, or C, A, B. Any change in the keywords or the order of the keywords will result in different outcomes. You can even use parentheses like (A) or (A:1.2) to increase or decrease the weight of a keyword. This combination and arrangement will turn the initial 55 styles into hundreds or thousands of different styles, and as long as you don’t reveal your style combinations and keywords, it will be a one-of-a-kind creation unique to you. That was my original intention when creating this project.