This isn’t the first time we’ve seen the Raspberry Pi crossed with the world of Tarot. We previously covered a project in which a Pi generated Tarot cards based on EM noise. But today, we’re sharing one that generates cards and artwork with a little help from artificial intelligence. Maker and developer Alan used both Chat GPT and Dall-E-2 to create custom artwork for Tarot cards on demand.
The project is based around a Raspberry Pi Pico. It’s connected to a screen that shows four possible Tarot cards. Four buttons can be used to select a given card. The Pico accepts this input and processes it to choose a random Tarot card for the user; at this point, Chat GPT and Dall-E-2 come into play.
