Tweet Screenshot of QR Code Dice Demo

A realistic dark-mode social media screenshot of a tweet viewed on a desktop interface. At the top left is a circular profile photo and the display name Riley Goodside with a blue verification badge, followed by the handle @goodside and the timestamp 10h. The tweet text reads: "AI assistant Images 2.0 generates a game die but instead of numbers it has working QR codes for each of their Wikipedia articles". Beneath the tweet is a large embedded image with 2 side-by-side panels inside a rounded rectangle. The left panel shows a glossy white six-sided die resting on a warm brown wooden tabletop, photographed at a slight angle, with 3 visible faces, and each visible face contains a different black QR code instead of pips; the lighting is soft and realistic with subtle reflections on the die’s rounded edges. Above the die image is a dark UI header area with a small line of text reading "Thought for 1m 43s" and a cropped speech-bubble-like overlay near the top that says "for the corresponding Wikipedia article for its number." The right panel is a mobile-style Wikipedia page screenshot for the number 1, with a white background and thin gray borders, showing the tabs "Article" and "Talk" at the top, small interface icons, and article text beginning with "This article is about the number. For the year AD 1, and other uses, see One (disambiguation) and Number One (disambiguation)" followed by a boxed notice about special characters and the bold opening line "1 (one, unit, unity) is a number, numeral, and grapheme." The social media interface around the embedded image uses a nearly black background with standard reply, repost, like, analytics, bookmark, and share icons along the bottom, with visible counts of 45 replies, 157 reposts, 3.5K likes, and 191K views. Crisp UI typography, authentic desktop X/Twitter layout, realistic screenshot style, high legibility, subtle compression and screen-capture appearance.