KI-generierte Bilder von aggressors

a row of yellowish-brown bricks on the right, five cracks visible on the salt flat underneath the blue sky, three people in red jackets are standing to the left of the blue crevices with their backs to the camera, one person is holding a pencil off the ground near the bottom right corner, all individuals are facing outward toward the top right, the letters "stbc" and "ntd" are barely visible, the scene depicts an aggressor between a reddish-brown brick wall and some green grass below.

close-up shot of the following concrete aggressors, gray dirt at the bottom, green grass slightly visible near the top right, light mist creates a soft and fluffy texture, another similar white splotches near the center left, multiple parallel lines on the gravel indicate contraction joints, the background appears to be a plain white surface, no other objects or text present, high level of detail with all elements in clear focus.

six gray cement aggressors with jagged edges, two more in the foreground and one slightly smaller to the right, a small vertical concrete wall on the far left and behind the aggressors, all objects have white bases and dark interiors with lighter tips, there is no notable depth of field effect, the scene suggests it was taken with an additional extension tool.

a close-up of an aggressor, green arrow pointed inward on the left, white letter "g" adjacent to it on the right, light gray concrete surface below, two red patches of water on the top left corner closer to the foreground, smaller black and white text reading "tambagon" partially visible on the left side near the bottom edge, blueish hue from the lighting, shallow depth of field with background out of focus.

multiple overlapping aggressors, brown in color, at the top center are two red arrow points, smaller red arrows pointing right and left, small patch of green grass or soil beneath one of the arrows, white text on the arrows reads "cat b, if it’s okay, ok? don't let anyone do this; add to the angled perspective," slightly obscured part of a brick wall on the left side, yellow construction markings above indicating safety guidelines