Consistently = Equal to or more than 50% of generations have at least one image showing both blue grass and a green sky.

I will be the judge. I'll use common sense; the grass should be clearly blue and the sky green. The prompt should be copied and pasted as "blue grass, green sky," with no extra specifications allowed.

Resolution Criteria: I will be doing 20 attempts and if 10 or more of the generations have atleast one image that shows both a green sky and blue grass then I will count it. 

If you are wondering what qualifies as green sky or blue grass then I am sorry but I am struggling with defining this further. Ideas are welcome here. 

EDIT: I sold my position to remove any biases. I won't be participating in this market anymore. 

Since, the title of the question specifically mentions Dall-E 3 and not ChatGPT we could send a message to ChatGPT asking it to send the prompt "blue grass, green sky" to Dall-E without modifying it. When we do that we always get the same image shown below and it is a clear No. OpenAI also see Dall-E and ChatGPT as seperate entities (

One can argue that the question was about ChatGPT with Dall-E and not Dall-E. I personally don't agree with that but let's just explore this option. In this case, we would have to make 20 generations and check how many have atleast 1 image with blue grass and green sky. I have added all images below in the comments.

If we only consider images that had >95% blue grass and green sky then less than 10  generations fill the criteria and the question resolves to No.

One can argue that it is unfair only to consider images that have more than 95% blue grass and green sky to correct since this was only specified in the comments and not the description. In this case the question resolves to N/A.

I would personally benefit by resolving this question as N/A since I will get my money back that I lost when I closed my position but I really believe that No is the right way to resolve this question.  I agree with Option 1 the most but even Option 2.1 makes some sense to me and both would resolve the question as a NO. 