AI (Mid Journey)

Sorry bruv. The produce guy wrote I love you in your girlfriend's banana.

Jackie Chan Adventures would like a quick word...... *Roundhouse kick!

I wish I was dependable

Is that, like, all of them?

The sweetest little movie I've seen in years!

Well apparently the OP got enough responses from y'all to feel like deleting their original message in the thread.... lol. I was just trying to help them explain their question/intrigue better, as most were misunderstanding the original prompt. Reddit, you are a mystery like the thematic tools of cinema.

Appreciate your discourse.

Oh, you're actually snarky and rude? Got it. Moving on.

I understand thematic devices, but also happen to enjoy discussing engineering and technology. 🤷

Appreciate the input!

Here:

1.Ding

2. Security glass closes (because of ding)

3. Security glass then opens (why?)

Is it timed? How does the security system determine the threat is gone?

We're asking about the security system itself, not his desire to override. What is it about the system that makes it remove the glass protective barrier on its own (no override)?

True. Full hillbilly came out.

Agree on the Klear stuff. The sweatshop punchline was around Birdy's sweatpants brand and her assuming a sweatshop is just a shop that specializes in sweatpants.

OP is asking why it opens on its own (not closes).

I have zero clues to why you're getting down votes. There is no explanation to how the security system determines the "threat" is gone and can lower the glass again on its own. Is it just timed? Is it different based on the "threat"? When would the override be needed then?

OP is talking about the glass going back down. Norton"s character explained the override button, but not how the security system itself decides the "threat" is gone and can lower the glass. It is not obvious what makes the glass lower on its own.