German signs in Prague, Rehorova street sign with "Praha 3", so after 1960s compared to 1930s outfits. A much more modern bin than the crowd, so a movie set, but can't find yet which movie this is from.

Jaki Kapolna, Budapest www.google.com

This is actually a 1970s Ford B-Series pickup, built by Mazda and marketed by Ford in response to competition with their larger trucks from Toyota and Nissan/Datsun. The popup camper appears to be homemade.

A view of Aquatic Park in San Francisco, with Alcatraz Island apparent in the background.

A view of 646 Washington Street in San Francisco from the former Holiday Inn hotel on Kearny Street. In the background Telegraph Hill is visible.

A view up the west side of the Holiday Inn Chinatown from the pedestrian bridge linking it to Portsmouth Square. The hotel opened in 1971 and incorporated traditional Chinese design elements into a modern skyscraper.

View north up Kearny Street in San Francisco from just south of Washington Street. The Bella Union theatre marquee shows a screening of a 1976 Japenese-French erotic film called "In the Realm of the Senses." The Chinese/English marquee is typical of numerous 1970s theaters in San Francisco showing East Asian films to mixed audiences. To the right in the middle is a sign advertising Mabuhay Gardens, a prominent nightclub nearby. Mabuhay Gardens was originally a Filipino restaurant, that began hosting punk rock shows in the late 1970s. Bands such as the Ramones, Patti Smith, The Go-Gos, Primus, REM, and Metallica performed there, as did comedians including Whoopi Goldberg and Robin Williams. In the upper right Coit Tower is visible atop Telegraph Hill. In the lower right is a Kodak-branded "Fotomat," or drive-through photo processing booth, where customers would drop off unexposed film and pick up processed prints and negatives a few days later. In the lower middle is a yellow second-generation Pontiac Firebird, produced from 1970-1978; this example is probably from around 1976.

This is a Fiat 154 "Croma" produced between 1985 and 1991.

Souvenir tokens from the historic Kozel brewery in the village of Velké Popovice on the eastern outskirts of Prague. The AI translation is wrong on most counts except for recognizing that there is at least one coin in the photo, and that it is Czech.

This photograph was taken in front of Prague's Old Town Hall, just a few meters from the famous Orloj, or horologe. The car is a Tatra T603, a large car generally unavailable to the public, and "used mainly among senior members of the USSR’s political and industrial establishments." The model was produced from 1953 to the early 1970s.

Jama Michalika ("Michalik's Den") was a renowned literary hangout in Krakow. From 1905-1915 it hosted the cabaret Zielony Balonik (Green Balloon), an entertainment program including poetry and puppet shows criticizing the Austrian regime. Today it houses a restaurant.

"else [picture of a person in a coffin]." They really didn't want anyone parking there.

This appears to be a 1980s-era Škoda 180L. Contrary to the AI, this does not appear to be a wetland. Indeed, no water is visible.

A view from the Letenské sady in Prague, looking south toward the center along the Svatopluk Čech bridge. The Gothic cathedral shrouded in scaffolding dominating the skyline to the left is the Týnský chrám church in Old Town Prague. Contrary to the AI, - The river passing under the bridge is not the Danube; it is the "Czech national river," the Vltava (in German, the Moldau). - No "lone figure" appears on the bridge, "sillhouetted against the misty skyline."

The west end of the Charles Bridge in Prague, the Čertovka canal behind.

James Last Company's "beachparty 5" LP was released in 1974 in Germany and Canada. James Last was an immensely popular German big-band leader and composer of "happy music." Josef "Pepi" Bican was a Czech-Austrian soccer player, a striker for various Central European clubs including Slavia Prague. Active from the 1930s through the 1950s, he was among the top-scoring players in history, listed among Pele and Cristiano Ronaldo. The book depicted in this image, Pět Tisíc Gólů, is a biography of Bican published in 1971.

The woman's presentation of her Karel Gott Live LP, "in concert" with the Christmas tree, suggests this photo was taken around the record's release in Germany and Austria in 1973. The AI mistaking "The Czech Nightingale" Karel Gott for "The Great One" Jackie Gleason is pretty funny.

This is the mill on the Čertovka canal behind the Kampa island in the Malá Strana in Prague. The view was probably taken from the west end of the Charles Bridge, approximately 50° 05' 13.14"N, 14° 24' 28.06"E

World Trade Center (WTC) was a complex in the Financial District of Lower Manhattan in New York City.