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- utopian0
Stop searching for the song you need. Create it.
Royalty-free music, AI generated for you.
- drgs0
Humanity May Reach Singularity Within Just 7 Years
https://www.popularmechanics.com…If this happens, it's either the end (next level weapons, AI made viruses, people not handling it mentally) or the beginning of the golden age of humanity (never have to worry about work, salary, age, health, global warming etc)
What a time to be alive
- it's ok, H1N1 will finally reach the mutation point everyone's been so afraid of all these years and we'll all be dead in three anyway.
Well, except set.Nairn - One word: Covid 19palimpsest
- You know I'mma set a calendar reminder in 7 years. Don't do this to yourself.palimpsest
- it's ok, H1N1 will finally reach the mutation point everyone's been so afraid of all these years and we'll all be dead in three anyway.
- OBBTKN0
By BIll Sienkiewicz:
* Note to self: I recognize that we are going to have to learn to use this technology, but a little rebellion is never a bad thing ;)
- jonny_quest_lives1
Image diffusion models such as DALL-E 2, Imagen, and Stable Diffusion have attracted significant attention due to their ability to generate high-quality synthetic images. In this work, we show that diffusion models memorize individual images from their training data and emit them at generation time. With a generate-and-filter pipeline, we extract over a thousand training examples from state-of-the-art models, ranging from photographs of individual people to trademarked company logos. We also train hundreds of diffusion models in various settings to analyze how different modeling and data decisions affect privacy. Overall, our results show that diffusion models are much less private than prior generative models such as GANs, and that mitigating these vulnerabilities may require new advances in privacy-preserving training.
- shapesalad0
Prediction:
As AI grows in adoption and sophistication — there will come a point whereby the entire Internet becomes one giant AI.
Websites that code themselves, copywritten by themselves, illustrations design and photos all AI generated. Videos AI edited and narrated and AI generated. etc...
When the internet started it was a way to connect with humans around the world, share words, thoughts and images. But that will be no more.
As AI takes over the Internet, perhaps a 'original' internet evolves, a web-natural, with no AI elements allowed - but how would you police that to keep out AI words, images and videos?
Perhaps instead, we go back to the real world, connect locally with the people near to us, work in real world jobs that don't require a computer interface all day.
- Internet is a prerequisite for AI. It couldn't have happened in the opposite order, say AI invented first, then internetdrgs
- Loads of news sites already seem to scrape the internet and create nonsense content.
I think folk will still seek the human bits. I hopePhanLo - Best journalism is on substack now anyway
But no, there's no "AI" capable of what you describe, yet or even in decades from now.grafician - I can see this happening soon enough, unless there is some way to detect it, which I doubt.formed
- AI won't kill humans like Terminator, but it will further spread misinformation, propaganda, and spread hate/fear. People will not know who/what to trust.formed
- It already started with all the bots, but as it grows in sophistication it'll soon be videos, websites, etc., etc. Time to get that cabin in the mtns!formed
- Krassy3
AI-powered paraphrasing tool
- drgs8
- Now we're talking!palimpsest
- Sweet Jesushardhat
- Some guy at work just asked me what the fuck i was looking at and it's put him off his lunch. The nosey bastardIanbolton
- Ew. Stop. Yeech. Nightmare fuel.jagara
- MidJourney deserves this.CyBrainX
- What the flying fuck was the prompt?!Continuity
- FP.bmpNairn
- https://www.reddit.c…drgs
- DO. NOT. WANT.Akagiyama
- next bondgirl ?neverscared
- you do weird shitcanoe
- uhh.. would!hydro74
- so interesting thodopepope
- Cronenberg PornRamanisky2
- whattheeemilfhunter
- chicken legs combined with pornmilfhunter
- drgs3
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- elahon2
Nothing, Forever is a show about nothing, that happens forever. Kinda like popular sitcoms of the past, except that it never stops.
Nothing, Forever is always-on, runs 365 days of the year, and delivers new content every minute. Everything you see, hear, or experience (with the exception of the artwork and laugh track) is always brand-new content, generated via machine learning and AI algorithms.
- it's great, the music really got me hooked
bipebipedipebop bipedibop...ArchitectofFate - Banned for transphobiadrgs
- it's great, the music really got me hooked
- PhanLo2
AI won't take our jobs, this guy tried AI for a day and wanted to take a month off when it never gave him the right results.
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- wat?shapesalad
- https://i.imgur.com/…PhanLo
- 'Can you not just press a button?'PhanLo
- "infos"
"advices"
"analogic"i_monk - The problem isn't Dreambooth, I'm guessing.i_monk
- jonny_quest_lives1
ya valiste...
image to prompt for the prompt impaired
- image to prompt, prompt to image, image to prompt, prompt to image, image to prompt, prompt to image, image to prompt, prompt to image, image to prompt...jonny_quest_lives
- PhanLo0
Input a video and change it with text.
Pretty wild examples on their site
https://dreamix-video-editing.gi…
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- shapesalad0
https://www.dailymail.co.uk/heal…
"Graphic art tools such as Dall-E, Stable Diffusion and Midjourney could impact the livelihoods of designers, illustrators and visual artists, Saidi says.
Dall-E (also operated by OpenAI) generates 2million images per day, the company announced last year.
Midjourney sparked controversy when it won an art competition at the Colorado State Fair.
Stock image giant Getty Images launched legal proceedings against Stability AI, maker of Stable Diffusion, alleging that it has copied millions of its images.
Saidi says that the ability to produce images cheaply and rapidly will make such technology very tempting for small businesses without the budget to pay for graphic designers, artists or illustrators.
Saidi says, 'It certainly puts the role of graphic designers and illustrators into question. Like ChatGPT, the imagery can be generic and tricky to refine, but with some work and optimization you can whip up some stunning visuals.
'Many still believe, and rightly so, that human creativity will always be at the core of design, with some creatives looking to AI for artistic inspiration, rather than a replacement for their assistant.'"
- It's not news until the Daily Mail says it is! Also Daily Mail, today: https://nrn.url.lol/…Nairn
- Saidi is actually the one man AI army at PANCOM :Dsted
- imbecile2
It's artificial. What are you scared of? No one was this afraid of content aware Phil.
